Fury Challenges AJ to Long-Awaited Showdown: 'Now or Never'

Tyson Fury has called on Anthony Joshua to agree to a highly anticipated all-British fight, revealing that he has already signed for the bout. Fury expressed frustration with Joshua's hesitation, stating that he either wants to fight or he doesn't. The rivalry between the two has been building since Fury first became a world champion in 2015 and Joshua rose through the professional ranks after the 2012 Olympics. Despite coming close to being made, the fight has yet to be confirmed. Fury addressed Joshua directly after his recent win, urging him to face off in the ring, but Joshua did not commit to the fight. Fury characterized Joshua's response as evasive and voiced his disappointment, saying that if the fight with Joshua doesn't happen next, he's not interested in boxing. Fury's promoter, Frank Warren, stated that the only person holding up the fight is Joshua, while Fury's manager, Spencer Brown, said they were unaware of any confirmation of the fight.