Fury vs Joshua odds and betting markets

For years, Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua have shared the heavyweight spotlight without ever touching gloves in a professional fight. Fight talks came and went, but no fight - until now. After years of speculation, the two former world champions are finally set to face off at Cardiff's Principality Stadium in the early hours of Saturday, 12 December 2026. The fight card begins on Friday, 11 December 2026, with Fury and Joshua expected to make their ringwalks after midnight UK time. At 10bet, you can follow the latest Fury vs Joshua odds as the fight approaches.

From the fight-winner market and round betting to method of victory, over/under rounds and whether the fight goes the distance, 10bet brings together the betting options available for the contest. You can also explore Joshua-Fury odds, fighter statistics and other markets, including Bet Builders, with explanations of how each bet is settled.

Pre-fight odds can change as the event approaches, with selected in-play markets available once the opening bell sounds. Follow the latest prices on the event page, or explore more fights through our boxing betting section.

Two consecutive defeats to Oleksandr Usyk in 2024 left Tyson Fury with something unfamiliar on his professional record: back-to-back losses. However, the former heavyweight champion has since returned to winning ways ahead of his December clash with Anthony Joshua. In April 2026, Fury beat Arslanbek Makhmudov by unanimous decision before stopping Mariusz Wach after seven rounds in July. He now enters the Joshua fight with 36 wins, two losses and one draw, including 25 knockout victories.

At 6ft 9in, Fury stands three inches taller than Joshua and has an 85-inch reach, compared with Joshua's 82 inches. But size is only one part of his boxing. Although officially an orthodox fighter, Fury frequently switches stance, using feints, movement and a long jab to control the distance. He can also work on the inside, leaning on opponents and changing the tempo. Against Joshua's more conventional orthodox approach, those contrasting styles give bettors plenty to examine before the opening bell.

For Tyson Fury betting, the outright result is only one consideration. The available markets can separate a Fury victory by KO/TKO from a win on the judges' scorecards, while round and distance markets cover how long the contest lasts. The Tyson Fury betting odds reflect these different outcomes, with each selection carrying its own conditions.

Anthony Joshua's final warm-up for Fury was anything but straightforward. Knocked down twice by Kristian Prenga in July 2026, the former heavyweight champion recovered to knock out his opponent in the second round. That followed a sixth-round knockout of Jake Paul in December 2025, after Joshua's fifth-round defeat to Daniel Dubois in September 2024. He now approaches the Fury fight with 30 professional wins, four losses and 27 knockout victories.

At 6ft 6in, Joshua is three inches shorter than Fury, with an 82-inch reach compared with Fury's 85 inches. Unlike Fury, who frequently switches stance, Joshua fights orthodox, using his jab to establish distance and his powerful straight right to create openings for combinations. There's also a familiar face in Joshua's corner: Ben Davison, who previously trained Fury, has reunited with AJ ahead of their December showdown.

For Anthony Joshua betting, those 27 knockout victories are an important part of his career record, but they don't determine how his next fight will finish. The Anthony Joshua betting odds cover different possible outcomes, from an outright victory to a win by stoppage or decision, with additional round and distance markets where available.