Tickets for this fight sold out in 90 seconds and no wonder. This is a hotly anticipated showdown and the venue – the O2 arena, is one of the best in the world for fight fans.I've seen replays of all Anthony Joshua's fifteen knock-outs and he is one of the most powerful and devastating punchers I've ever seen. When he connects and you are on the end of it, it's lights out.There is no doubt Joshua will be a World Champion but there is a doubt that this is the time for him to ascend to the throne and after only fifteen fights this is taking a risk where none need be taken.

Anthony Joshua V Gary Cornish Boxing Betting Tips After bigging up David Price several years ago when he burst on to the professional boxing scene I'm wary of pronouncing anyone to be “the next big thing” but Anthony Joshua is definitely that. There is no doubt about it. Not one of the Londoner's professional wins have lasted longer than three rounds and whilst Gary Cornish is going to be his strongest opponent yet he's not going to have a chance of stopping the one man destruction derby. Scotsman Cornish is fighting Joshua for the vacant Commonwealth heavyweight title and he's talking the talk threatening to dispatch Joshua early doors but it's a lot of hot air I'm afraid. Joshua is no David Price. For a start physically he is an imposing athlete. At 1.98 metres tall he...

Tyson Fury v Wladimir Klitschko World Heavyweight Boxing TitleTyson Fury travels to Düsseldorf on 24th October 2015 to fight for the Ukrainians world heavyweight titles and whilst Fury is unbeaten in 24 fights my money says he is a loudmouth with faulty technique that will be exposed by Klitschko who has not been beaten in 11, yes 11 years.You can't deny Fury's ability to sell tickets though. At yesterdays press conference to promote the fight he pronounced that “You have as much charisma as my underpants – zero. I'm interested in breaking your face in”.Muhammad Ali must groan inwardly every time he hears Fury open his big mouth.