British boxing legend Ricky Hatton believes he knows what it will take for Tyson Fury to leave retirement and get in the ring with Anthony Joshua. The much-anticipated British heavyweight showdown was being discussed until Fury announced his retirement from the sport in January following consecutive defeats to heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk.

Wilder, 39, has not fought since being brutally knocked out by China's Zhilei Zhang last June, and has lost four of his last five contests, with Tyson Fury stopping ... to get his hand raised.

Former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder is set to return to the ring on June 27. This was confirmed to ESPN by promoters Nelson Lopez and Joshua Chasse of Global Combat Collective who confirmed that Wilder will be facing Tyrrell Herndon in Wichita, Kansas. The fight will be contested over 10 rounds.

Fury shared three memorable fights with Wilder as he secured two wins and a draw in one of the most thrilling trilogies of all time. Fury had to get off the canvas in the first and third fight.

EDDIE HEARN is still holding out for the phone call of his career – where Tyson Fury returns to fight Anthony Joshua. Joshua was knocked out by Daniel Dubois in September while Fury suffered

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Eddie Hearn says it would be a “beautiful phone call” if Tyson Fury reneges on his retirement and agrees to fight Anthony Joshua. Fury’s next fight after his two points defeats against Oleksandr Usyk seemed destined to be a major British heavyweight bout with Joshua - but the Gypsy King stunned the sport by announcing his retirement.

Tyson Fury has some strong ... Malik Scott, Wilder has only secured one victory out of his last four bouts. Wilder is on a two-fight losing streak. He’s come up short against Joseph Parker ...