AJ Refuses to Commit to Fury Showdown After Public Call-Out

Anthony Joshua has expressed his willingness to fight Tyson Fury, but has refused to commit to the highly anticipated bout following Fury's public call-out. Joshua was in attendance at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to watch Fury defeat Arslanbek Makhmudov, and was immediately challenged by Fury to a fight. However, Joshua remained calm and composed, stating that he will only agree to the fight once the terms and conditions have been negotiated and contracts have been signed. Joshua's promoter, Eddie Hearn, also refused to get drawn into the ring, instead choosing to negotiate the fight through official channels. The proposed bout between Joshua and Fury has been years in the making, but has been repeatedly delayed due to various issues. Joshua has stated that he is willing to fight Fury, but only on his own terms, and will not be rushed into agreeing to the bout. Fury, on the other hand, has been vocal about his desire to face Joshua, and has publicly called him out on several occasions. The wait for the highly anticipated fight continues, with fans eagerly awaiting an official announcement. Joshua has been dealing with personal issues, including a serious car accident in Nigeria, and has stated that his focus is on his own well-being and preparation for the fight. The ball is now in Fury's court, with Joshua waiting for him to make the next move.