ANTHONY JOSHUA took to Instagram to rap several digs at Tyson Fury after being accused of stalling on signing their bout agreement.
Fury berated AJ for not penning the contract for their Battle of Britain on Saturday and set him a deadline of Monday to put pen to paper.
Tyson Fury recently accused Anthony Joshua of stalling on their proposed Battle of Britain
Joshua responded to Fury in a rap on Instagram Live
AJ even took a thinly-veiled dig at Fury’s record of opponents
And former unified champ Joshua gave a lyrical response to his rival while driving with his pals.
He rapped: “I’m doing what I’m doing. Who the f**k are they fooling?
“I see people saying, ‘Yo, I gotta sign a contract’, what the f**k you think I’m doing, man?
“You think I’m kicking back? I’ve been a playing, trying to get negotiations, ain’t no hesitations.”
The Olympic gold medallist closed out his verse with a dig at Fury’s record of opponents.
He said: “Been fighting champions for seven years straight. Anybody else do that? I’ll wait.”
Boxing fans were quick to comment, with one saying: “Hard bars for a freestyle.”
Another said: “he’s got barzzzz.”
And another said: “Cold.”
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And another said: “AJ is the P4P best lyricist in boxing.”
Joshua’s impromptu rap came before he confirmed he WILL ink his contract for his December dust-up with The Gypsy King.
In another Instagram clip, he said: “I’ve been signing contracts for years. It’s not in my hands, it’s with the legal team.
“That’s why you hire lawyers. If you know the history of boxing make sure you get your legal terms right.
“That’s why you got good managers and good lawyers.
“So, of course, I’m going to sign the contract. It’s just with some lawyers at the minute.”
Should both parties agree to the finalised deal, Joshua and Fury will throw down at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff on December 3.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does a beginner box at home?
Boxing is one the oldest known sports. Boxing was first developed to train warriors against their enemies in ancient times. Boxing can still be found all over the world. You don’t need to go to the gym to box. You only need a pair of gloves and some punching bags.
Local amateur boxing clubs are also available where you can train with professional coaches. After mastering basic punches, combinations, and other skills, you can compete in tournaments.
What can I do to practice my boxing defense?
Boxing is among the oldest forms of martial art known to man. Boxing is considered one of the most difficult sports to practice. You don’t just punch someone in the face and knock him out. You have to be able to defend yourself against kicks and punches.
Locate a boxing club near you. Once you have found a suitable place to train you’ll need some gloves or headgear. Gloves protect your hands while the headgear protects your head. You’ll also need to wear shorts and a T-shirt.
Once you’ve got all your equipment, you’ll need to warm up properly. Start off slowly and gradually work your way up to full speed. When you feel ready, hit the bag and spar with another boxer. If you fail, don’t be discouraged. Try again until you get it right.
How long does learning to box take?
Boxing is one the oldest forms of martial arts. Around 2200 BC, China hosted the first boxing match. Boxing has been practiced over thousands of year. Today, boxing is still popular among athletes and celebrities. However, it takes around 10 to learn how to box.
Because boxing involves so many movements, it is slow to learn. To perform each movement properly, you need specific muscles. This is why it takes time for these muscles to grow.
You can learn how to move your body and then you can begin practicing any type boxing technique. As you get more proficient at each technique, you will be able to improve your skills.
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How To
How to learn to box to exercise
How to box for exercise
Your goal in learning boxing is self-confidence and improvement of your physical fitness. Boxing is one the most loved sports in the world. It requires speed, agility and strength.
Boxing is a great way of getting fit and feeling good about yourself. You’ll enjoy it so much, you’ll want more.
There are many kinds of boxing programs. Some require you to train at home while others are done in gyms or health clubs. You can also take online courses that allow you access from anywhere in this world.
Be sure to consider your goals when choosing a program. Also, ensure it fits your lifestyle. The best programs include exercises designed to build muscle mass, increase flexibility, improve cardiovascular endurance, and enhance overall well-being.
Consider whether you prefer a beginner or advanced course. Beginner’s programs usually teach basic techniques and drills such as shadowboxing, sparring, mitt work, and punching combinations. Advanced programs typically offer a wider variety of exercises and cover more complex movements.
These programs are generally less expensive than $100 and last for eight weeks. These programs don’t give any nutritional, weight loss, or injury prevention advice.
Advanced programs usually last for six months and are around $300. They may include nutritional advice, stretching, warm-up exercises and instruction on proper technique. Some programs include resistance training such as lifting weights and aerobic conditioning such as running.
