Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua have agreed to a 2 fight contract in principle. Tyson Fury thinks he is the harder puncher out of the two.

Promoter Eddie Hearn recently released some exciting news. Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury have agreed on a 2 fight deal. This fight is set to take place anytime in the early part of next year. But is set with the prerequisite of them beating their current opponents.

Fury is set to take on Deonaty Wilder in their exciting trilogy bout. And Anthony Joshua is going to face his mandatory challenger Kubrat Pulev next. So the basic structure of the deal has been agreed upon. This unification bout between these two titans will be the biggest clash in the division. Fury currently remains undefeated and will look to unify his tiles with a victory over Joshua.

In a recent interview with SkySports, Tyson Fury discussed this match up. He spoke very highly of himself and the punching power he packs in those gloves. He said he is clearly the harder puncher out of the two.

Tyson Fury talks power and skill

Tyson Fury said, “I’m still unbeaten in my 12-year professional career. He got beat in his early 20 fights. So yeah I’m the only one who is still undefeated now in the boxing game at this level. I just knocked out the heaviest puncher in boxing history. Andy Ruiz is a big boxer but he knocked out Anthony Joshua.”

He went on to say, “So yeah I’d say I punch at another level. And people who have sparred with the both of us have said it as well. But it’s not about who can punch the hardest, it’s about the skill that goes behind it. I’m sure George Foreman punched harder than Muhammad Ali, but Muhammad Ali stopped George Foreman.”

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Tyson Fury is confident that he has what it takes to beat Anthony Joshua. The power and the skill set. What do you think? Who comes out victorious at this bout?