- Trainer Ben Davison has begun a second coaching stint with Anthony Joshua ahead of his heavyweight super-fight against Tyson Fury, set for 11 December at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium.
- Davison previously trained Fury from 2018 to 2019 during his return to boxing, guiding him through key victories and a draw against Deontay Wilder before they parted ways.
- Addressing Fury's comment calling him a “traitor”, Davison dismissed the remark as “tongue-in-cheek” and emphasised that boxing is ultimately a business with no personal animosity involved.
- The trainer played down claims of a conflict of interest or insider knowledge, saying that Fury has evolved as a fighter and that any tactical insights can be seen by watching his recent bouts.
- Davison refused to respond to criticism from Fury's father, John Fury, reiterating his desire to maintain professionalism, integrity, and good relationships with both boxers.
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