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Joshua: Fury will be back
- Updated: October 5, 2016
Anthony Joshua has sent a message of support to Tyson Fury who is battling to overcome his current mental health issues and says he is convinced the reigning world heavyweight champion will fight again.
Joshua is being lined up to face Wladimir Klitschko in a possible unification contest with Fury in danger of being stripped of his world titles after reportedly testing positive for cocaine.
Fury’s public statements have become increasingly erratic in recent days with the 28-year-old announcing his retirement on Twitter on Monday only to reverse his decision hours later.
And the British Boxing Board of Control could decide to take away his licence next week after he admitted in an interview with Rolling …