Tyson Fury seemingly moved one step closer to fighting Anthony Joshua on Friday.
‘The Gypsy King’ stopped Mariusz Wach at the top of the seventh round of their untelevised fight in front of 1,500 fans.
Anthony Joshua, the person Tyson Fury has signed to fight next, naturally got here up during his post-fight interview.
Is Tyson Fury done at the highest level?
Tyson Fury questions Anthony Joshua’s desire to fight him
After years of trash talk, Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua appears to be closer than ever.
Nonetheless, ‘The Gypsy King’ remains to be fearful that his long-time rival goes to search out a way out of their grudge match.
“Let me inform you something,” Fury said after beating Mariusz Wach.
“I got through my test tonight, let’s see if he can get through his test.
“The most important test of all of them is how big his balls are and if he’ll get within the ring with ‘The Big GK.’
“I feel he’s a giant s—house. He never had the center to get within the ring and face me.
“Let’s see if he ever does. I’m not convinced.”
When is Anthony Joshua’s next fight?
Anthony Joshua hasn’t fought since stopping Jake Paul in six rounds last December.
While celebrating his win in Nigeria, ‘AJ’ was involved in a automotive crash that claimed the lives of two of his friends.
The previous two-time heavyweight world champion will return from the injuries he suffered this Saturday.
Joshua will face 20-1 Kristian Prenga in what’s being billed as his warm-up fight for Tyson Fury.
If Joshua wins in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, a date and site for his clash with Fury will likely be decided.
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