Promoter Eddie Hearn suggests that a highly anticipated fight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua could be arranged with a simple social media message. Despite Fury announcing his retirement after losing to Oleksandr Usyk in December, and Joshua's recent defeat by Daniel Dubois, Hearn believes a bout could still happen. He told BBC Sport that such a fight might be set up through a direct message or call.
Hearn remains optimistic about the potential match-up, emphasising the appeal it holds for British boxing fans. Both fighters are two-time heavyweight world champions and, although neither currently holds a title, they remain significant figures in the sport. Hearn noted that both are still relatively in their prime despite being at the latter stages of their careers.

Joshua is expected to return to the ring in 2025, according to Hearn. However, he acknowledged that the 35-year-old may not have many fights left before considering retirement. Hearn mentioned that if Joshua were to lose again, the opportunity for a fight with Fury might disappear, along with his career prospects.
Fury's co-promoter Bob Arum expressed doubts about Fury's return to boxing. However, Hearn questioned their relationship's closeness and suggested that Fury appears fit and ready for training. "Tyson looks in great shape," said Hearn, adding that Fury has been training twice daily and could easily enter a 10-week camp.
The prospect of Fury versus Joshua continues to excite fans who have long awaited this clash. Before Joshua's loss to Dubois, many considered him at his best form yet. Meanwhile, Fury's defeat by Usyk was against one of the top pound-for-pound fighters, showing no signs of decline.
Hearn highlighted the importance of Joshua's next decision regarding his career path. He hopes it involves facing Tyson Fury but acknowledges that much depends on future developments in boxing. The outcome will depend on what opportunities arise and how circumstances unfold for both fighters.