Eddie Hearn, Tony Bellew, Moses Itauma and more react to the news that Jake Paul will fight former heavyweight world champion Anthony Joshua in Miami, Florida.

The tragedy is that Joshua vs. Fury was once a forward-looking fight that could have defined an era. Instead, in 2026, it’ll be a cash-out if it even happens, disguised as unfinished business, and further proof that boxing — a sport that should be easy to get right — is, in fact, even easier to get wrong.

Ahead of Anthony Joshua facing YouTuber Jake Paul in Miami on Friday, look back at boxings most unusual bouts featuring wrestlers, Presidential candidates and five men; boxing has never been shy of theatrical chaos;

Deontay Wilder has made headlines with a recent prediction that puts Anthony Joshua ahead of one of boxing’s all-time greats. Joshua’s return to the ring is drawing near, though it will not be under the circumstances fans initially expected.

Anthony Joshua is one of the biggest names in modern boxing. With a rare combination of size, power and technique, the British fighter established himself for years as one of the l