Anthony Joshua returns to trainer Ben Davison for December fight with Tyson Fury
Anthony Joshua has returned to trainer Ben Davison ahead of his heavyweight fight with Tyson Fury in December. Davison previously trained Fury and has been described as a “traitor” by Fury, according to the supplied source headline, while the source excerpt confirms Joshua’s decision to work with him for the bout in Cardiff.
Anthony Joshua has returned to trainer Ben Davison for his heavyweight fight with Tyson Fury in December, according to Sky Sports.
The source identifies the contest as a heavyweight super-fight and says it is scheduled to take place in Cardiff. No specific date or venue is provided in the supplied material.
Davison previously trained Fury. The Sky Sports headline describes Fury as branding Davison a “traitor,” but the supplied excerpt does not provide Fury’s statement or explain the circumstances behind that description.
The available information confirms Joshua’s training arrangement with Davison ahead of the December bout. It does not provide further details about the fighters’ preparation, the event card, or the terms of the training relationship.
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