Tyson Fury is one of the biggest brands of the heavyweight landscape today. In a few months from now, the Brit will touch gloves with the sturdy Anthony Joshua in the undisputed heavyweight title clash. That said, the ‘Gypsy King’ has finally kicked off his training camp for the biggest fight of his career.

Michael Benson shared a video on Twitter, originally shared by one of Fury’s gym partners. Here, the undefeated boxer was seen doing some light sparring work with one of his sparring partners.

In this video, Fury showcased substantial in-ring movements and landed some exuberant hits.

The last time ‘Gypsy King’ stepped in the ring was against his long-time foe, Deontay Wilder. Fury not only vanquished the Alabama native from his heavyweight throne, but handed the latter his first career loss.

Fury came into this fight with solid intent and walked the former WBC heavyweight champ down. He didn’t let ‘The Bronze Bomber’ land his dynamite like right hands on him, nor he let him take control of the ring by any means.

This was the biggest, perhaps the most important career win for Tyson Fury. Moreover, the 32-year-old made a cracking statement in the heavyweight roster with his sublime performance.

Moving on, the Lancashire native has now transitioned his focus to an even bigger pot of gold. Fury is now eager to put his undefeated stint and brilliance to the test against the most eye-catchy heavyweight, Anthony Joshua.

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Can Tyson Fury push his limits against Anthony Joshua?

‘AJ’ is one of the most skillful heavyweights present in the boxing universe. In his prolonged boxing run, Joshua has shown immense power coupled with a magnificent in-ring IQ.

Tyson Fury will have to dig in real deep and unleash his best version to defeat his adversary and rule as the undisputed king of heavyweight boxing. If he somehow gets past the Anthony Joshua challenge, needless to say, he’ll cement his reign for many more years to come.

Both of them possess their own set of skills and the better man on fight night will come out on top to claim a win. What did you make of Fury’s work ahead of the blockbuster fight?