Fury Slams Joshua's 'Evasive' Stance: 'It's Now or Never'

Tyson Fury is urging Anthony Joshua to commit to a highly anticipated all-British showdown, revealing he has already signed for the fight. Fury expressed his frustration with Joshua's lack of confirmation, stating that his rival is holding up the match. The two boxing giants have been circling each other since Fury first became a world champion in 2015, and Joshua's rapid rise through the professional ranks after the 2012 Olympics. Following Fury's recent comeback victory, he directly addressed Joshua, who was in attendance, and called for a face-off in the ring to finalize the fight. However, Joshua did not confirm the fight, and Fury characterized his response as hesitant and evasive. Fury voiced his disappointment, saying: "He didn't give any definitive answers. He wasn't saying yes. In my opinion, he didn't want it." The uncertainty surrounding the fight has been ongoing for 10 years, with Fury now claiming that if the match doesn't happen next, he will lose interest in boxing altogether. Fury's promoter, Frank Warren, also weighed in, stating that Joshua is the only one holding up the fight. With frustration mounting, Fury declared: "It's either him or I'm gone again. I only care about AJ now; that's the defining fight for British boxing. It's either going to happen or it's not."