Boxing predictions : Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua won't happen

The fury vs joshua sport of boxing struggled a bit to get off the ground in 2020. Despite starting the year with a bang in Tyson Fury destruction of Deontay Wilder in their heavyweight title rematch, the rest of the sport failed to deliver on the big-time events that needed to take place without the prospects of a live gate or fans in attendance. Yes, Teofimo Lopez's stunning upset of Vasiliy Lomachenko was great, but it marked the only significant title fight during the pandemic until December rolled around.As we move toward 2021, there's much talk again of making superfights that fans have been dying to see. With that in mind -- along with the prospects of some fresh faces entering the pound-for-pound discussion -- our experts took a shot at some predictions for what we could see happen in the new year.They might eventually come to an agreement, but it won't be soon. fury vs Joshua date clearly doesn't want it that much and also doesn't like being pressured. Fury seems to want the fight badly, but if Joshua continues to balk, Deontay Wilder is there for a trilogy fight as a backup plan. There are legitimate roadblocks to this fight happening, including mandatories both have to work through. fury vs Joshua boxing is particularly interesting considering his mandatory -- Oleksandr Usyk -- could create a really competitive bout.