The two days which could make or break Fury-AJ
BBC Sport looks at how a proposed bout between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua hinges on a 24-hour-period between Friday and Saturday.
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"When you come off an incident like that and an accident like that, I guess people say, 'Will you ever be the same?'"
— Eddie Hearn , Executive
Key People
A two-time unified heavyweight champion from the UK.
Eddie Hearn is a British boxing promoter, the managing director of Matchroom Boxing.
Steve Bunce is a boxing commentator and sports journalist known for his insights on the sport.
Tyson Fury is a British professional boxer and heavyweight champion.
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BBC Sport looks at how a proposed bout between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua hinges on a 24-hour-period between Friday and Saturday.
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