Heavyweight Fight Schedule

[Freedom]

Lucas Browne to take lie detector test after failing drugs test


Lucas Browne assumes drug was in his steak, plans polygraph test


Anthony Joshua enjoying his afternoon as IBF heavyweight champion


Charles Martin claims pre-fight distractions caused his defeat to Anthony Joshua


Charles Martin: Anthony Joshua fight not rigged, better man won


Hughie Fury would welcome Anthony Joshua challenge


Hughie Fury: 'I would take the Anthony Joshua fight in a heartbeat'


Hughie Fury hopes to follow in cousin Tyson's footsteps


Tyson Fury stokes the fire by lashing out at Anthony Joshua


Tyson Fury risks further criticism after threatening to slap Eddie Hearn as 'that's what real men do to bitches'

[Freedom]

Lucas Browne passes lie detector test


Lucas Browne passes polygraph test, no surprise to Ricky Hatton


Lucas Browne's lie detector test

[Master]

Lucas Browne failed the drug test. That is all that matters.

[Freedom]

Eddie Hearn picks out three possible US-based opponents for IBF champion Anthony Joshua


Fury fight after June for Joshua, much easier than Haye


Anthony Joshua team looking for U.S. TV deal


Tyson Fury begins training camp

[Freedom]

The real key to Anthony Joshua’s success


Anthony Joshua could face Tyson Fury after first title defence


David Haye claims Anthony Joshua could fight Dillian Whyte again


Andy West left the BBC over Tyson Fury's comments about gays, missed Belfast so much he's back

[Primo Carnera]

IBF Outlines Anthony Joshua Mandatory Defense Timeline - Boxing News

Out of all the governing bodies, I happen to think that the IBF are a bit more sensible and clear than the rest of them. Ok, they could've maybe handled the Fury situation better and accepted Wlad as a challenger, but I think they were just stretching their claws a bit to show who's boss. But I like their re-hydration clause and they don't have "regular and Super, or even Emeritus" champions.
It all looks pretty well mapped out for me. AJ takes on one of yesterday's list of Yanks next, followed by the winner of this mini tournament before mid Jan 2017, and the Haye or Fury or maybe both.
if we're being honest , a Joshua v Haye or Fury is going to be a stadium fight, so it has to be in the summer, or late spring at best, and it's too late for this year.
This of course is assuming that all these people stay unbeaten!
ps. @Freedom, sorry if I've tread on your toes, I know you like to post this sort of shit. I just didn't want to start a new thread unnecessarily.

[Master]

Glad Eddie saw sense and changed their date for the AJ fight. That would have been a cunt move to have it on the same day.

[ross]

Glad Eddie saw sense and changed their date for the AJ fight. That would have been a cunt move to have it on the same day.

He would do it if he really thought the Fury Klitschko fight wouldnt affect his sales.

[Primo Carnera]

Glad Eddie saw sense and changed their date for the AJ fight. That would have been a cunt move to have it on the same day.

He would do it if he really thought the Fury Klitschko fight wouldnt affect his sales.

Ross is right. Hearn wants every single PPV click he can get. He doesn't want to risk losing 10p to the Fury/Wlad fight. He didn't change his mind out of any moral standpoint or for the fans.
Hearn was just winding the Furys up because he knows they think he's a cunt.

[Freedom]

'Tyson Fury fiddles his way through fights' Anthony Joshua


Anthony Joshua offers to help Tyson Fury lose weight ahead of Wladimir Klitschko rematch


Joshua considering his options for IBF heavyweight title defence


What led Tyson Fury-Wladimir Klitschko to BoxNation


Tyson Fury and Wladimir Klitschko to come face to face at Manchester press conference next week

[Freedom]

IBF Outlines Anthony Joshua Mandatory Defense Timeline - Boxing News

Out of all the governing bodies, I happen to think that the IBF are a bit more sensible and clear than the rest of them. Ok, they could've maybe handled the Fury situation better and accepted Wlad as a challenger, but I think they were just stretching their claws a bit to show who's boss. But I like their re-hydration clause and they don't have "regular and Super, or even Emeritus" champions.
It all looks pretty well mapped out for me. AJ takes on one of yesterday's list of Yanks next, followed by the winner of this mini tournament before mid Jan 2017, and the Haye or Fury or maybe both.
if we're being honest , a Joshua v Haye or Fury is going to be a stadium fight, so it has to be in the summer, or late spring at best, and it's too late for this year.
This of course is assuming that all these people stay unbeaten!
ps. @Freedom, sorry if I've tread on your toes, I know you like to post this sort of shit. I just didn't want to start a new thread unnecessarily.

No treading, it's very welcome. Please post as much HW news as you can in this thread.

[Freedom]

Anthony Joshua to defend IBF heavyweight title on June 25 - Ring TV


Joshua to defend IBF heavyweight title on June 25 in London - ESPN


Joshua’s first world title defense set for June 25 | Fightnews


David Haye: Shannon Briggs will regret ever landing at Heathrow!

[ross]

Im going to appologise for doing this a second time but im not going to not do it.

Cant find anything on Joshuas next fight date yet.....

[Freedom]

Im going to appologise for doing this a second time but im not going to not do it.

Cant find anything on Joshuas next fight date yet.....

June 25.

[Master]

Im going to appologise for doing this a second time but im not going to not do it.

Cant find anything on Joshuas next fight date yet.....

June 25.

ross was being sarcastic