Otto Wallin: Last News

Anthony Joshua aside from Tyson Fury includes a potential rematch with Dillian Whyte as well as Otto Wallin. Matchroom boss Eddie Hearn has explained his doubts over the sincerity behind Fury's offer and remains open to alternatives with two-time former unified world heavyweight champion Joshua looking to get back into the ring later this year.The 32-year-old might well be shocked by Fury's offer having lost twice to Oleksandr Usyk over the past 12 months and three of his last five bouts. "He wouldn't want a soft touch.

Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk are going to go head-to-head on February 17 in a hotly-anticipated heavyweight undisputed boxing clash.

In his 14-year career, Tyson Fury will officially retire undefeated with 32 wins and one draw - (which he would then avenge with two wins over Deontay Wilder). In defeating the likes of Wilder, Wladimir Klitschko, Dillian Whyte, Derek Chisora, Otto Wallin and Steve Cunningham - Fury will go down as one of the greatest heavyweights of all-time.

Swedish boxer Otto Wallin has demanded a rematch against Tyson Fury and insists he should be the one to fight the Gypsy King rather than Dereck Chisora. Fury has confirmed that he would like to make his boxing comeback and has named his next potential opponent as Chisora.

Anthony Joshua has warned Joe Joyce he will knock him out in one round in a repeat of their amateur duel should they meet again as pros.The former WBA, IBF and WBO heavyweight champion was in a spiky mood as he fielded questions from fans on Twitter on Tuesday afternoon.One user questioned whether Joshua would take on former GB Boxing team-mate Joyce.But the Watford warrior said: “Rolls eyes… you really think I wouldn’t fight Joe Joyce?”Another user posted about Joshua facing Otto Wallin - who pushed Tyson Fury all the way in 2019 - and the Brit is confident he would beat the Swede, who he also shared the amateur ring with.But his real vitriol was saved for Joyce, as he said: “I’ve shared this ring with most people you see in the heavyweight division today! “I boxed Otto Wallin twice as youngsters and I boxed joe and stopped him in 1 round. I’d do the same thing today! Ain’t nothing changed.”Joshua and Joyce met in the final of the London ABAs back in 2011.Joyce boxed earlier in the day in the semi-finals against a southpaw to earn his place in the decider at a sports hall in Dagenham.Joshua watched his foe compete in the last four and was ready for the challenge in a bout between the two super-heavyweights.The Watford man hurt Joyce early with a right hand and forced a standing count from the referee.Finchley fighter Joshua, who was more experienced back then and part of the GB Boxing team, hurt the Earlsfield BC man soon after.When Joyce was hurt by a third right hand, the referee waved the bout off.

Tyson Fury has identified the best boxing wins of his career so far whilst also taking a fresh swipe at heavyweight rival Dillian Whyte.'The Gypsy King' and 'The Brixton Bomber' are finally set to meet in a fight for Fury's WBC heavyweight crown, with Wembley Stadium favourite to host what would be a seismic all-British clash.However, boxing fans are still awaiting final confirmation with Whyte having agreed in principle to the bout - but yet to sign and return the contract.

Tyson Fury's heavyweight title defence against Dillian Whyte is finally going ahead, with Friday's purse bids bringing an end to a lengthy negotiation saga.

Tyson Fury's boxing future became much clearer this week after his next opponent was confirmed.

Tyson Fury's next opponent is now all but confirmed after the WBC have officially ordered him to face mandatory challenger Dillian Whyte.

Tyson Fury's return to the ring is still yet to be confirmed following the WBC's decision not to name Dillian Whyte as mandatory challenger.

Tyson Fury has been called out for an all-British bout by fellow undefeated heavyweight Joe Joyce as he looks towards his next fight.

Dillian Whyte's trainer has explained why he is 'extremely confident' in the Body Snatcher's chances of defeating Tyson Fury.

Tyson Fury's father John has claimed he is the reason behind Dillian Whyte's decision to pull out from his planned bout with Otto Wallin.

Dillian Whyte's head trainer Xavier Miller is confident that the London fighter has exactly what is necessary to beat Tyson Fury.

Otto Wallin's promoter has accused Dillian Whyte of being 'unprofessional' and 'selfish' after pulling out of their fight last month.

Otto Wallin is looking to throw a spanner in the works for Tyson Fury’s expected title fight against Dillian Whyte.

Dillian Whyte has stated he 'begged' his doctors to give him morphine so that he could complete his fight against Otto Wallin.

Tyson Fury's next opponent could be confirmed as early as next week with the WBC set to make a decision on Dillian Whyte's position.

The eyes of the boxing world are largely concentrating on antics outside of the ring, as fans eagerly anticipate the announcements on several high-profile bouts.

Dillian Whyte held a press conference this afternoon as he spoke to promoter Eddie Hearn ahead of this weekend's card.

Eddie Hearn has stated that Dillian Whyte is 'more likely' to face Tyson Fury in his next bout rather than a rearrangement of the clash against Otto Wallin.