Anthony Joshua’s former trainer Robert McCracken says it is not “anybody else’s business” whether Joshua chooses to proceed with a proposed heavyweight showdown with Tyson Fury. The comments come as discussion continues around the timing and status of the prospective bout.
McCracken frames the decision as primarily belonging to Joshua, rather than hinging on outside pressure or speculation from others involved in the wider fight conversation. He emphasizes that the question of whether and when the fight happens remains tied to Joshua’s choices.
Both sources focus on McCracken’s statement and do not present additional new details about negotiations, a finalized date, or specific contractual terms. The reports primarily highlight the trainer’s perspective on autonomy in the decision-making process, with no clear divergence in the account provided.
