Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury have been circling one another for a decade.
Both men are two-time heavyweight champions and superstars of British sport in the modern era.
They are contemporaries, with Joshua aged 36 and Fury 37. Both have lost twice to the great Oleksandr Usyk and are almost certainly on the career downslope.
Yet huge intrigue surrounds both as they return to action this week at a time of flux and transition for the heavyweight division.
Usyk has vacated his remaining belts and Daniel Dubois (WBO), Agit Kabayel (WBC) and Murat Gassiev (WBA) are in possession of the major belts, with the IBF title up for grabs.
But as the two…
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