Fury vs. Joshua: The Fight That Won't Die

Tyson Fury recently dominated Arslanbek Makhmudov in a 12-round bout, but his focus immediately shifted to Anthony Joshua. Fury voiced his perplexity that after a decade, the highly anticipated fight between them remains uncertain. Joshua, present ringside, initially remained silent when called out by Fury.

Later, Joshua responded, suggesting Fury could be considered a 'warmup fight' for him, while also stating contracts are being exchanged. This occurred amidst Fury's frustration, as he felt Joshua appeared hesitant and uninterested in a fight, especially after Joshua's team suffered a tragic accident in Nigeria four months prior.

Fury dismissed the notion that Joshua requires a tune-up fight, highlighting both boxers' recent struggles. He insisted on fighting Joshua, calling it the biggest fight in boxing, and stated that if this bout doesn't happen next, he will retire.

Fury's manager expressed confidence that the fight will occur this year, though Fury himself still seemed doubtful. Fury conveyed that he understands personal struggles but that in boxing, one must be ready for major challenges. He reiterated that his sole interest is facing Joshua and that he is not interested in other boxers or belts.