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Anthony Joshua in 2015 and 2017. Fury first ended his nine-year reign as world heavyweight champion before Joshua sent him into retirement in a Wembley blockbuster. But the Gypsy King - now 33 - has no plans to hang around for the fresh faces to come and knock him out.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Joe Joyce knows all about final heartache but believes England's football heroes can fight back.The London heavyweight lost his Rio 2016 Olympic decider to France's Tony Yoka.But now silver medallist Joyce is on the brink of becoming a world champion in the pro ranks as he closes in on his shot at one of the top dogs in the division.First he has to take care of tough nut Carlos Takam on July 24 at Wembley Arena – just yards from where the Three Lions' Euro dream was crushed on Sunday against Italy.But he reckons Gareth Southgate's men can respond like him and can go for glory at the World Cup next year as he bids for a world title.He said: “"It was a young team placed in the most

boxing TV viewers – and he must be at his best or his British heavyweight title clash with Daniel Dubois will hit the skids.The 2016 Olympic silver medallist takes on German Michael Wallisch tonight at BT Sport Studios.It is his first outing in just over a year and a much-needed one to keep the ring rust off ahead of his October showdown with Dubois.Of course, there is a huge risk for Joyce as a slip up would mean a big box-office clash with Dubois would be gone.And he is not up against a walkover either.Wallisch has 20 wins from 23 fights and shared the ring with good heavyweights such as Christian Hammer.He also faced Tony Yoka, the man who beat Joyce in the Rio Olympic final four years ago.And there will be no hometown crowd to help the