Anthony Joshua turns down Tyson Fury’s post-fight challenge
Anthony Joshua has declined a public challenge from rival Tyson Fury after Fury’s recent victory at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The two British heavyweights have a long-standing rivalry, with fans eager for a “Battle of Britain” showdown. Despite the callout, Joshua insisted that proper negotiations must happen before he agrees to a fight. He also mentioned personal matters and a recent incident affecting his immediate return to the ring.
Match highlights
- Tyson Fury called out Anthony Joshua from the ring after defeating Arslanbek Makhmudov, urging him to accept a fight.
- Joshua refused to enter the ring, drawing jeers from the crowd, and later called Fury a “clout chaser.”
- Joshua said he is open to fighting Fury but emphasized the need for proper negotiations and contracts.
- He revealed he was involved in a serious incident about four months ago and needs to assess his readiness to return.
- The “Battle of Britain” fight has been discussed for years, but talks have repeatedly stalled over financial and scheduling issues.
