Sky Sports addresses pressing questions ahead of the highly anticipated fight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua at the Principality Stadium.

Shared Opponents: Both fighters have faced common opponents like Oleksandr Usyk and Francis Ngannou. While Joshua struggled in his initial bout against Usyk, he showed improvement in their rematch. Fury, however, had a stronger first fight against Usyk, showcasing his strength and control. In their match against Ngannou, Fury faced challenges, while Joshua performed better against the former UFC champion. Overall, Fury appears to have the edge against their highest level shared opponents.

Future Prospects: Should either fighter win, a trilogy with Usyk might be on the table for Fury, but the marketability is uncertain. Daniel Dubois could present an easier matchup for the winner. Despite both fighters not having victories over Usyk, their initial encounters were captivating enough to warrant rematches.

Championship Belt: A 'super' title is up for grabs, sanctioned by the WBA, though the reasoning remains unclear as both fighters were not rated as top contenders leading into this fight.

Promotion: The event is promoted by Turki Alalshikh, chairman of Saudi Arabia's General Entertainment Authority, in partnership with Dana White. This collaboration raises questions about the contractual agreements in place for both fighters.

Legacy and Retirement: For Joshua, a win is crucial for his legacy, especially as he has not fought Deontay Wilder, a common opponent for Fury. Both fighters might contemplate retirement depending on the outcome, particularly if the defeat is significant.

Stamina Concerns: Joshua's stamina remains unchallenged, having gone 12 rounds multiple times. Fury’s strategy will likely involve making Joshua work harder than he’s accustomed to.

Potential Draw: If the fight ends in a draw, a rematch would be highly likely, with both fighters eager to capitalize on the hype.

Power Dynamics: Fury’s punching power has evolved, especially demonstrated in his fights against Wilder, while Joshua has shown vulnerability to being knocked down.

Venue Choice: The fight will not take place at Wembley due to its lack of a roof, which could pose weather issues.

Undercard Speculations: While the undercard remains unconfirmed, potential matchups like Jai Opetaia vs. Deontay Wilder have been mentioned, and hopes are high for the inclusion of Welsh fighters.