AJ Joshua Refuses to Commit to Fury Fight After Public Call-Out

Anthony Joshua expressed his willingness to fight Tyson Fury but declined to immediately accept the challenge, stating he will only commit once the terms are officially negotiated. Fury had called out Joshua after his recent win, but Joshua insisted he won't be dictated to, saying 'I'm the boss.' The highly anticipated British heavyweight showdown has been years in the making, with both fighters being considered among the greatest of their generation. Joshua clarified that while he's ready to fight Fury, he wants to agree on the terms through official contract negotiations rather than in public. A bout between the two has been mooted for years but has never come to fruition, with their previous attempt at a fight in 2021 being derailed by Deontay Wilder exercising a rematch clause. Joshua emphasized that he's not interested in chasing fame or hype and will only sign a contract when the terms are right. The fight is expected to happen, but Joshua refused to announce it on Fury's terms, leaving the wait for the mega fight to continue.