AJ Refuses to Commit to Fury Fight Despite Rival's Call-Out

Anthony Joshua has stated that he will "probably" face Tyson Fury next, but he refused to commit to the highly anticipated British heavyweight showdown after Fury's call-out following his recent victory. Joshua, who was in attendance at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, remained non-committal when Fury challenged him to a fight, saying that he would only agree to the bout through official contract negotiations rather than in the heat of the moment. Joshua's stance has led to frustration among fans, who have been waiting for years to see the two British heavyweights face off in the ring. The fight, which has been touted as one of the biggest in British boxing history, has been plagued by delays and setbacks, including Fury's repeated retirements and comebacks. Joshua, who has been training with unified heavyweight world champion Usyk, says that he is focused on his own preparations and will not be rushed into a fight. Fury, on the other hand, has expressed his eagerness to face Joshua, saying that he wants to give the fans the fight they have been waiting for. The ball is now in Fury's court, with Joshua saying that he will only commit to the fight once the terms and conditions have been agreed upon. The wait for the Fury-Joshua fight continues, with fans left wondering when the two boxing giants will finally face off in the ring.