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Ex-world champ predicts Joshua vs Fury early KO

Ex-world champ predicts Joshua vs Fury early KO
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Former world champion George Groves has tipped Tyson Fury to knock out Anthony Joshua early when the two heavyweights meet in December, PUNCH Sports Extra reports. Groves said size would be the deciding factor, calling the 38-year-old Fury too big for Joshua.
Context & Background
  • ✦The 38-year-old does not expect the fight to go the distance and sees a strong chance of a finish inside the first three rounds, with Fury winning.
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Key Takeaways
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  • ✦Former world champion George Groves has tipped Tyson Fury to knock out Anthony Joshua early when the two heavyweights meet in December, PUNCH Sports Extra reports.
  • ✦Groves said size would be the deciding factor, calling the 38-year-old Fury too big for Joshua.
  • ✦The 38-year-old does not expect the fight to go the distance and sees a strong chance of a finish inside the first three rounds, with Fury winning.
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Former world champion George Groves has tipped Tyson Fury to knock out Anthony Joshua early, possibly in the first three rounds, of their December fight.

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What is the key takeaway from this report?

Former world champion George Groves has tipped Tyson Fury to knock out Anthony Joshua early when the two heavyweights meet in December, PUNCH Sports Extra reports.

What additional context is highlighted in this report?

Groves said size would be the deciding factor, calling the 38-year-old Fury too big for Joshua.

What are the broader implications of this development?

The 38-year-old does not expect the fight to go the distance and sees a strong chance of a finish inside the first three rounds, with Fury winning.

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