Anthony Joshua 3 fight deal talks are heating up, with sources close to NoSmokeBoxing suggesting that the former heavyweight champion is negotiating a lucrative agreement with Turki Alalshikh and Riyadh Season. The proposed deal would lock Joshua in for three high-profile bouts in Saudi Arabia, with two potential showdowns against Tyson Fury on the table, and a third option reportedly involving either Dillian Whyte or Jared Anderson.
Anthony Joshua 3 Fight Deal Could Redefine His Legacy
The deal, still in negotiations, would see Joshua become a central figure in Saudi Arabia’s ongoing campaign to host the biggest events in boxing. He already has history in the region, having reclaimed his world titles in Diriyah against Andy Ruiz Jr. in 2019 and faced Oleksandr Usyk in a 2022 title rematch in Jeddah. Joshua has also been a named ambassador for Riyadh Season, making this move a natural progression.
The real headline here, however, is the prospect of not just one, but two fights against Tyson Fury. After Fury’s back-to-back defeats to Oleksandr Usyk, a Joshua rivalry is once again on the table and could come with even higher stakes as both men seek redemption and relevance at the top of the heavyweight division. A two-fight series between the British rivals would finally settle a decade-long debate and could become the highest-grossing matchups in UK boxing history.
Whyte or Anderson Could Be Fight Number Three
Alongside the Tyson Fury clashes, the third fight in the rumoured agreement is likely to be a high-profile bout of its own. Dillian Whyte, a long-time domestic rival, is one option, having shared a fiery history with Joshua stretching back to their amateur days. Alternatively, unbeaten American contender Jared Anderson has emerged as a potential name a rising star who would bring global intrigue and a tough stylistic challenge.
While nothing is confirmed, the pieces make sense. Joshua is still one of the biggest names in the sport, and with Turki Alalshikh openly committed to staging historic fight nights, bringing AJ into a three-fight agreement would anchor Saudi Arabia’s next wave of boxing dominance.
It’s not confirmed currently but if signed, the Anthony Joshua 3 fight deal could finally deliver the fights UK fans have waited years to see, all on one of boxing’s biggest global stages.
