Tyson Fury promises repeat performance on Anthony Joshua ahead of undisputed heavyweight clash

Tyson Fury believes he 'punches harder' than Anthony Joshua and is ready to use power punching style again

British heavyweight Tyson Fury has revealed he is ready to use the same gameplan as he used in his victory over Deontay Wilder and can stop Anthony Joshua with a power punching aggressive style in an undisputed clash.

'The Gypsy King' was much more aggressive in the second instalment of his clash with Wilder, earning a seventh round TKO victory in dominant fashion.

Talks are reportedly close to being finalised for the huge clash between the pair , with minor issues needing to be ironed out by both camps before a potential announcement, Eddie Hearn revealed.

And the lineal heavyweight champion believes he can 'punch harder' and is 'physically stronger' than his rival Joshua and will take the fight to him, should they eventually clash later in the year.

He told Gareth A Davies : "Just like I did with Wilder. They said, ‘He’s gonna box and move, he ain’t gonna come and put it on you.’

“What did I do? Straight at him, bombs, all the way through until he got stopped.

“I’ve got a bigger heart, tougher, mentally stronger, physically stronger, bigger man completely, punch harder, everything is in my favour. When I take it to them, they can’t deal with it.

“It’s like wrestling with a T-Rex. They can’t win. I’m indestructible.”

When asked whether ring-rust could play any potential part in the outcome of the fight, Fury confirmed that he will be at his top-level irrespective of the activity of the pair, by the time fight night approaches.

“It’s gonna be him active, six months only out the ring, and me inactive, 18 months out the ring.

“But I’m that far in front of them all, it doesn’t matter. Heart, grit, determination, punch power, balls.

“Doesn’t matter how much head start I give them, I’ll always catch them down the straight.”

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