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The current WBA, IBF & IBO World heavyweight champion surprised some of his fans and media by lashing out at Tyson Fury recently on Twitter.
Anthony Joshua is known for being mild mannered on social media and he rarely, if ever, participates in Twitter bouts with fellow fighters. But last week the champion had read and seen enough from Fury. Joshua fought fire with fire.
& @Tyson_Fury get fit you fat fuck
— Anthony Joshua (@anthonyfjoshua) November 9, 2017
The boxing world took notice of Joshua’s tweet. So far it has garnered about 65 000 retweets and over 144 000 likes. It has become Joshua’s one of most popular tweets.
The heavyweight champion created a bit of controversy and naturally, Fury replied with a video of his own. Joshua now explains why he wrote the tweet.