Nathan Gorman Believes Tyson Fury is “Too Good, Too Awkward” For Anthony Joshua

The much-awaited heavyweight collision between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua will finally take place this year. After a substantial period of discussions and talks, the duo has signed on the dotted line for a two-fight agreement. As this fight got official, it was bound to gather many viewpoints from fans and fighters all over the world.

Recently, the Brit heavyweight contender, Nathan Gorman, talked to Frank Warren’s Queensberry Promotions. Here, he shed some light on the Fury vs Joshua fight and how he envisions this fight going.

“I can’t see anyone beating Tyson. I think he’s too good, too awkward, in my opinion, he’s the best heavyweight in the world. Without a shadow of a doubt, listen Anthony Joshua is incredible, but Tyson’s just a freak of a nature.”

“That’s the caliber he is. That’s why I think he’ll be, won’t be easy for him because Anthony Joshua’s like I said: incredible, but he won’t beat him,” said Gorman.

The ‘Gypsy King’ proved his class in his last fight against the former heavyweight kingpin, Deontay Wilder. He annihilated the Alabama native by being the aggressor in the bout.

Citing the same, many boxing enthusiasts pin him as a sure-shot favorite for the enigmatic Anthony Joshua fight as well.

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Can Tyson Fury trounce Anthony Joshua with ease?

Tyson Fury has enjoyed an extensive career until now with an exemplary 30 wins to his name. None of his opponents could break his style, as Fury transitions and brings in major changes by studying his opponent within the fight. He is one of the smartest heavyweight champs of all time and has an insanely honed ring IQ.

But underestimating the supremely powerful Anthony Joshua might put him in deep problems. With every fight, ‘AJ’ has uncovered his unique version, and that’s how he’s reached the peak of the most dynamic division.

Both Joshua and Fury are in their prime and will look to give each other a resilient outing. Fans are in for a real treat with this fight and they just cannot wait to see elite heavyweights from Britain compete against each other.

Do you agree with Nathan Gorman’s aforementioned statements?