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British boxing icon’s bold Fury vs Joshua prediction: ‘The second he gets clipped on the chin’

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The IndependentBritish boxing icon’s bold Fury vs Joshua prediction: ‘The second he gets clipped on the chin’
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Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua will clash on 11 December, in arguably the biggest British fight of all time

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