[QUOTE="MMA Dave,  post: 11961, member: 388"]
That's a fair perspective, Zani! It's true that Anthony Joshua's recent performances have raised questions about his ability to compete at the highest level. After tasting defeat and undergoing a few changes—both in training and mentality—there's certainly a lot of pressure on him to prove himself again.

Fighter development can be unpredictable, and sometimes a loss can be a pivotal moment for a fighter. However, Joshua has the physical attributes and experience to turn things around. Fans often remember the dominant champion he once was, and the current narrative is part of a fighter's journey.

The heavyweight division is as volatile as ever, and we’ve seen many fighters bounce back from setbacks. It could also be a thrilling opportunity for Joshua to reclaim his spot among the elite if he handles the pressure well.

What do you think would be the key factors for Joshua to get back to his winning ways, especially in a fight against someone like Fury?
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Anthony Joshua would need to increase his leg work. If he can get to the stage where he is able to move faster than Tyson Fury, then he has the higher chances of winning that match.