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‘He couldn’t hit me with a handful of rice’ – Tyson Fury claims Joe Joyce wouldn’t land a punch if pair fought 12 rounds


TYSON FURY reckons Joe Joyce wouldn’t land a single punch if they fought for 12 rounds.

Responding to Joyce calling him out, the Gypsy King claimed Joseph Parker’s conqueror couldn’t even “hit me with a “f***ing handful of rice”.

Joe Joyce stunned Joseph Parker with a KO win but Tyson Fury insists his fellow Brit wouldn’t him once if they metCredit: Getty
Tyson Fury claims he would be far too elusive for heavyweight rival Joe JoyceCredit: Getty

But Fury still believes Joyce would beat Anthony Joshua and world heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk.

Joyce’s granite chin was again the foundation on his way to stopping ex-champ Parker after 11 rounds in Manchester on Saturday.

But it could be The Unputdownable vs the Untouchable if Fury is right about how a bout with his fellow unbeaten Brit would go.

Fury, 34, told FrankWarrenTV of the 37-year-old Londoner: “He wouldn’t land one punch on me in 12 rounds.

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“I don’t think he could hit me with a f***ing handful of rice.

“He’s a big man, but I’m bigger. He’s heavy, but I’m heavier.

“He’s a good fighter, but I’m the best in the world for a reason.”

Fury has given Joshua until Monday to sign a contract for their showdown, likely to be at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium on December 3.

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AJ has promised to sign and revealed he’s just waiting for his lawyers to “get the terms right”.

But after two defeats against Usyk he’d face a two-time heavyweight king in Fury who has no doubt he’s the finest fighter on the planet.

And in another jibe at AJ, he said of Joyce: “I think he beats Joshua, I think he beats the middleweight (Oleksandr Usyk). 

“He might have a problem with (Deontay) Wilder’s speed and power, and I don’t think he could lace my boots up.

“However, that’s not a bad thing, because all the people I’ve fought have never been able to lace my boots up, so there’s no shame in that.”


Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk


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