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

Anthony Joshua has stated that he will likely face Tyson Fury in his next bout, but he refused to commit to the highly anticipated fight after Fury's public call-out following his recent win. Joshua, who was in attendance at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, remained calm and composed, stating that he has never had a problem fighting Fury and will do so when the time is right. Fury, on the other hand, was more aggressive in his approach, challenging Joshua to a 'Battle of Britain' and calling him out in front of the crowd. Joshua's promoter, Eddie Hearn, also refused to engage in a public confrontation, instead opting to negotiate the fight through official channels. The potential bout between Joshua and Fury has been years in the making, with the two British heavyweights considered among the best of their generation. However, Joshua remains focused on his personal life, having recently been involved in a serious car accident, and will only commit to the fight when he is ready. The ball is now in Fury's court, with Joshua stating that he will face him when the time is right.