Fury Slams Joshua's 'Evasive' Stance: 'Time to Fight or Forget It'

Tyson Fury is calling out Anthony Joshua to step into the ring, after revealing he has already signed for the highly anticipated all-British showdown. However, Joshua has yet to confirm his participation, prompting Fury to express frustration at the delay. Fury has made it clear that he is ready for the fight and will not entertain any further negotiations if Joshua does not commit. The two boxing giants have been circling each other for years, with the prospect of a fight between them generating immense excitement among fans. The latest development comes after Fury's victory over Arslanbek Makhmudov on Saturday, where Joshua was in attendance. Fury used the opportunity to challenge Joshua directly, but the latter remained non-committal. Fury characterized Joshua's response as hesitant and expressed disappointment at the lack of a definitive answer. 'He was very evasive and didn't give any clear response,' Fury stated. 'In my opinion, he didn't seem to want the fight. He appeared shell-shocked and unsure of what to say.' The uncertainty surrounding the fight has been further complicated by a social media post from Netflix, claiming that the Fury-Joshua bout is scheduled for the autumn. However, Fury's team has denied having any knowledge of such plans. Fury's promoter, Frank Warren, has emphasized that the onus is on Joshua to confirm the fight, stating, 'It's one man holding the fight up.' Fury has gone as far as to say that if the fight with Joshua does not materialize, he will lose interest in boxing altogether.