Tyson Fury holds the edge in trader consensus for the December 11 heavyweight clash at Principality Stadium in Cardiff due to his three-inch height and reach advantages along with greater experience against elite competition. Both former champions enter on the back of July 2026 stoppage wins, though Fury looked sharper against Mariusz Wach while Anthony Joshua was twice dropped by Kristian Prenga before prevailing. Fury’s camp has dismissed recent injury speculation, and the 38-year-old has signaled plans to continue his career afterward. Joshua, at 37, carries questions around punch resistance that have surfaced in recent outings. These factors underpin Fury’s 60.5% implied probability in what remains a competitive all-British matchup between two veterans seeking to reassert heavyweight relevance.