Anthony Joshua Refuses to Commit to Tyson Fury Fight

Anthony Joshua has stated that he will likely face Tyson Fury in his next bout, but has refused to commit to the fight immediately after Fury's call-out. Following Fury's victory over Arslanbek Makhmudov, the Gypsy King challenged Joshua to a long-awaited British heavyweight showdown, but Joshua remained non-committal. 'I'm the boss, you work for me,' Joshua said, stating that he will not be told what to do and will only agree to the fight on his own terms. Joshua's promoter, Eddie Hearn, also refused to engage in negotiations in the ring, instead preferring to discuss the fight through official contract negotiations. A bout between Joshua and Fury has been anticipated for years, but has yet to come to fruition. Joshua has stated that he is willing to fight Fury, but only when the time is right and the terms are agreed upon. Fury, on the other hand, has called out Joshua, saying that he wants to give the fans the fight they have been waiting for. The two British heavyweights have a long and complex history, with a potential fight between them being mooted for years. However, Joshua has made it clear that he will not be rushed into agreeing to the fight and will only do so on his own terms.