Inside story of Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder III and the 'surprise' Joshua announcement

Valentine’s Day, avoid the expensive themed restaurant offerings and cook something special at home for your loved one. I’m not suggesting you go to a local farm and pick out a duck, but taking the time to work on a romantic menu says more than any novelty gift, or certainly flowers from the petrol station.Eating together is intimate and the dishes I’ve chosen here are designed for sharing.

Tom Brady recently announced his retirement from the NFL making last year's Super Bowl win his last.The star won his seventh Super Bowl on in 2021 and a look back shows how his former partner Bridget Moynahan made sure to mark the incredible moment on her Instagram.MORE: Tom Brady makes nine-year-old fan who beat cancer cry with incredible gestureThe actress, known for her role in the police drama Blue Bloods, shared a picture of Tom after the win and revealed she "could not be more proud" of him."Could not be more proud @tombrady said he would do it and he did. Congratulations @buccaneers," she wrote, alongside two pictures of the star, one following the end of the game, and another showing him reaching out to their son Jack, who headed to Florida to support his dad from the stands.WATCH: Tom Brady's kids cheer him on following winThe congratulatory messages didn't stop there, however, as Bridget later shared another picture of Tom, and wrote: "I am pretty sure I am not the only one from #patriotsnation celebrating @buccaneers #superbowl #greatgame #strong #soproud #55."Fans of the 50-year-old loved her supportive messages, and many praised her parenting approach.MORE: Gisele leaves fans seeing double as she poses poolside with sisters in matching bikinisRELATED: Gisele Bündchen shares loved-up beach photo with Tom Brady"You are the gold standard of managing your beautiful son and parenting in such a healthy way.

Anthony Joshua is training with Team GB's Olympic hopefuls before they travel to Tokyo - and he is fully focused on defending his titles to get back on the path to being undisputed.The 31-year-old, who defended his WBA (Super), IBF, WBO, and IBO titles against Kubrat Pulev back in December, has been ordered to take on Oleksandr Usyk as Tyson Fury grants a rematch to Deontay Wilder.The British pair had been in talks over two blockbuster bouts to find an undisputed heavyweight world champion, but that has been put on hold while the challengers are handed shots at glory.Joshua, who won Olympic gold in London 2012 before turning professional, has now been offering a helping hand to the younger generation in a bid to bring the medals home.Joshua

Anthony Joshua has promised fans that, regardless of the result of his September bout against Oleksandr Usyk, he will face rival Tyson Fury one way or another.Joshua and Fury were reportedly in the process of negotiating a blockbuster heavyweight unification bout, expected to take place in Saudi Arabia. However, in the final stages of negotiations, an arbitration court ordered Fury to face American heavyweight Deontay Wilder instead.Joshua recently claimed in an interview with Sky Sports that regardless of what happens in his and Fury’s respective careers, somewhere down the line they will face off, with the former Olympian arguing that the fight is “bigger than boxing.”"It’s a big fight – bigger than boxing, bigger than the belts.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxAnthony Joshua has blamed Tyson Fury and his team for letting the boxing world down by losing their undisputed clash.But he insists the British pair will still meet in the ring later this year and it will be even bigger than ever.The WBA, IBF and WBO heavyweight champion is still fuming with the WBC title holder for their fight falling apart.Joshua and Fury were in lengthy negotiations for months about a Saudi Arabia showdown and were on the verge of announcing an August 14 date.But the plug was pulled after Deontay Wilder won an arbitration case in the US to force a third fight with Fury this summer.Watford Warrior Joshua will now face

Anthony Joshua’s team ahead of the heavyweight champion's upcoming clash with Oleksandr Usyk.Carty, who boxes out of the southpaw stance, is expected to ‘emulate Oleksandr Usyk’ throughout Joshua’s training camp, after joining up with AJ’s team following his successful professional boxing debut last month.Despite Carty’s relative inexperience in the professional boxing ring, the fact that he is a natural southpaw is clearly beneficial to Joshua.Aside from Cuban veteran Luis Ortiz and Usyk himself, there is a real absence of southpaws in boxing’s heaviest weight class.

Mike Tyson has given his thoughts on Deontay Wilder's chances of shocking Tyson Fury in their trilogy bout next month - and he isn't expecting an upset. Iron Mike, who is eyeing his own return to the ring of his own after drawing with Roy Jones Jr in November, has backed Fury to once again get the job done against his American foe.Following their controversial draw back in December of 2018, the self-proclaimed Gypsy King put on a boxing clinic to demolish Wilder in February of 2020 and become a two-time world heavyweight champion.

Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury last month, the unified heavyweight champion is now slated to face former cruiserweight king Oleksandr Usyk later this year.While contracts have not yet been signed, Eddie Hearn claimed last week that he’s in the final stages of reaching a deal, with a view to booking the clash for September at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London.With the bout all but confirmed, and Joshua widely expected to walk all over Usyk, the attention of boxing fans has turned, once more, to the prospect of the all-British heavyweight unification bout between AJ and Fury.And why not. Joshua will undoubtedly be the favourite entering his bout with the Ukrainian.

Do you think Tyson Fury will defeat Deontay Wilder again? Let us know in the comments section below.However, Fury has since been ordered to defend his WBC belt against Wilder, after the Bronze Bomber’s team won an arbitration hearing. The two will face off next month in the third bout between the pair.Meanwhile, Joshua’s team have been in talks with former cruiserweight king Oleksandr Usyk, who is the current mandatory challenger for AJ’s WBO belt.

Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder III in July.The world heavyweight title bout between Fury and Wilder is scheduled for July 24 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.Boxing fans are already unhappy that the Gypsy King won’t be taking on Anthony Joshua this summer – as was presumed.And their mood won’t have gotten much better after discovering the price of tickets for Fury’s third bout with Wilder.The cheapest seats at the top of the upper bowl in the 20,000-seater arena will set punters back $505, which equates to £362.60.Fans looking to secure the most expensive seats will have to dig deep and shell out an eye-watering £3,505 at face value.Reselling websites are already offering hugely marked up tickets, with some charging almost double for seats

Deontay Wilder, Tyson Fury has claimed that the Bronze Bomber would handle Anthony Joshua with ease, insisting that Wilder is “the most dangerous heavyweight in the world who would knock out Joshua in the first round.” Fury, who is currently slated to face Wilder on July 24th at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, has regularly gone back-and-forth on which heavyweight contender he respects the most. The Gypsy King has previously labelled Wilder, Joshua and even Oleksandr Usyk as the second-best heavyweight boxer in the world.

Tyson Fury’s upcoming trilogy bout with Deontay Wilder recently went on sale, and fans who want to watch the bout live will have to pay a small fortune The bout is currently set to take place on July 24th at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas with the WBC and Ring Magazine heavyweight titles on the line, and gaining entry to the arena alone will cost fans $500.The cheapest seats at the event, located at the top of the upper bowl of the venue, cost $505.

Anthony Joshua’s contract to face former cruiserweight king Oleksandr Usyk will have a rematch clause in it, according to promoter and chairman of Matchroom Sport Eddie Hearn.While the deal for the bout has not yet been announced, Hearn told BetFred that all the terms have been agreed and that the bout will be confirmed in the not-so-distant future, currently set to take place in the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on either September 18 or September 25.“All the terms are agreed and [the rematch clause] was a prior term.“When you talk about a rematch clause, it's also the biggest fight that fighter could have. Sometimes people think, "that's a bad thing".

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The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxDeontay Wilder has labelled Tyson Fury as a “coward” and warned him he will punish him for trying to get out of their third fight.The American will face the WBC heavyweight champion on July 24 in Las Vegas.But Wilder had to win a legal battle to force the trilogy clash after he suffered defeat when they met in February 2020.That was because Fury and his team were pressing ahead with plans for an undisputed showdown with WBA, IBF and WBO title holder Anthony Joshua despite having a contracted rematch with the Bronze Bomber.That angered Wilder but he won his arbitration case last month and snubbed a step-aside offer to leave the

Deontay Wilder kept his cards close to his chest as he gave very little away in his press conference with Tyson Fury.But the Bronze Bomber did warn the Gypsy King he will be decapitated when they meet in the ring for a third time.Fury was forced to postpone his proposed fight with Anthony Joshua to take on Wilder on July 24.Their trilogy bout in Las Vegas is a little over a month away, and the pair came face-to-face in their pre-fight press conference on Tuesday evening.American Wilder donned sunglasses and kept his Dr Dre Beats headphones on throughout the event.Maverick character Fury, meanwhile, arrived on stage topless, eager to trigger his rival.It was Wilder, though, who got the first word in on stage, despite refusing to answer any

Tyson Fury claims Anthony Joshua didn't really want to fight him and says he isn't bothered about losing a £75m pay day against his fellow Brit.The Gypsy King must defend his WBC heavyweight title against Deontay Wilder in a trilogy clash after the American won an arbitration case over their contracted rematch.It scuppered a proposed August 14 date with WBA, IBF and WBO champion Joshua as the pair were ready to split a pot of over £100m in Saudi Arabia.But Fury, 32, said: “It was too good for him that the fight didn't happen, he didn’t want it anyway, he's a s***house I don’t want to hear about him, let him fight his own people he has to deal with.“No disappointment, there’s nothing.

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.A special meeting with Anthony Joshua has given local boxer Luke Bibby motivation to reach the top.The Perth Railway Club member met the heavyweight champion while at a Team GB sparring camp in Sheffield.Luke, who is part of Boxing Scotland’s elite group, was not going to miss the opportunity for a chat after training.“I knew he was going to be there,” Luke told the PA. “He trains out of that gym in Sheffield.“We went to the gym on Tuesday and he was in the ring shadow boxing.“I was a wee bit starstruck and it was just brilliant to see him.

Anthony Joshua fears a fight with Tyson Fury will now never happen after their summer showdown collapsed.That is the view of Matchroom chief Eddie Hearn who was left furious when Deontay Wilder won an arbitration case to fight Fury for a third time.That left the all-British undisputed heavyweight clash in tatters and meant Joshua must now face WBO mandatory challenger Oleksandr Usyk next.Hearn said: “He never felt they wanted the fight, he never felt like Fury wanted it.“He always doubted it and when it fell through he was like ‘I f***ing knew it, you’re f***ing jokes, all of you’.“It was very strange to see him go on Twitter like that and he fired a few out, he usually does one and goes quiet.“AJ, in his head, probably thinks the fight

Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury meeting in the ring later this year - not all hope is lost.That is according to Fury's co-promoter and Top Rank Boxing chief executive Bob Arum, who thinks there is a good chance the duo could still fight before the turn of the year.One of the biggest bouts in British boxing history was originally intended to take place in August, before talks were left in tatters after it emerged that an American judge had ordered Fury to take part in a third fight against Deontay Wilder.With no fight against Fury on the immediate horizon, Joshua is now gearing up for a clash with former undisputed cruiserweight champion Oleksandr Usyk in September.Despite this, Arum believes there is still a possibility Fury and Joshua will

Anthony Joshua against Tyson Fury – it is time to open our eyes to what lies ahead.That is two potentially brilliant heavyweight fights and then we still may get the big one before the end of the year.The fallout from the undisputed clash being scuppered by Deontay Wilder's arbitration victory has brought out the old cliches.“Another nail in the coffin of the sport”, they say.It must be some sized coffin because there's been an incredible amount of nails rammed into it.Yet here we are looking at a summer showdown between WBC king Fury and Wilder in Las Vegas, a city vibrant again following Covid-19 lockdown.Then we turn to September when Joshua looks set to defend his WBA, IBF and WBO belts against Oleksandr Usyk.That is two Olympic gold