Tyson Fury announces August return to the ring in Dublin
Tyson Fury has announced plans to fight on August 1st in Dublin – one week after Anthony Joshua makes his comeback.
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Fury indicates his next fight will be in Dublin in August
May 26 : Tyson Fury has indicated his next fight will be in Dublin on August 1, before a heavyweight clash with fellow-Briton Anthony Joshua in November.