I Don’t Expect Future Negotiations For A Fight With AJ To Be Smooth – Tyson Fury

WBC Heavyweight champion, Tyson Fury has come out to say that he might not fight Anthony Joshua after his upcoming clash with Deontay Wilder.

He recently revealed this during a chat with the press, and the world has been reacting.

According to him, he doesn’t expect future negotiations for a fight vs AJ to be easily put together after talks fell through in May following Wilder’s arbitration victory.

Fury added that one thing he can say for certain is that all fighters who have a good name will have a chance against him in the ring.

His words, “One thing I will say is – if I now get through this fight injury free and get the victory, I’ll be looking to fight again this year, for sure.”

“100 per cent, no matter who it is.”

“If I get through Wilder then we’ll see who’s available after that and who’s out there.”

“I might take a voluntary defence.”

“Look at the people I’ve had to fight in my last couple of fights.”

“I was Wilder’s mandatory. So we’ll see if I can get a keep-busy fight in between.”

“All these fighters are gonna get their chance.”

“They’re all gonna get their five minutes of fame in the sunshine and they’re all gonna get their opportunity to fight the ‘Gypsy King’.”

“Whoever’s out there who’s a good name will always get their chance at the end of the day.”

“You’ve got the Wilders of the world, the Joshuas of the world.”

“You’ve got Usyk, you’ve got Dillian Whyte, you’ve got Andy Ruiz, Joseph Parker. Who else? Luis Ortiz, can’t write him off.”

“Big Charles Martin’s making a comeback, there’s so many big fights out there to fight, there’s a lot of people all gunning to get a shot at a title of some sort.”