Tyson Fury has ruled out fighting Anthony Joshua at any point in the future.
Fury, the WBC heavyweight champion, and Joshua were in negotiations for a potential clash on December 3. Those talks collapsed and Derek Chisora has stepped in to box Fury instead at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London.
Fury insisted that Joshua has now lost his chance to take him on in that mooted all-British super-fight.
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Derek Chisora says he’s a better fighter and more motivated than the two previous times he shared a ring with Tyson Fury
“He doesn’t have any belts. He doesn’t have anything that I need and there will not be a fight between me and him ever. Full stop,” Fury said. “There’s too much messing. I’m not going over it again. They’re too hard to deal with.”
The talks between the rival camps for this fight ultimately failed. Fury insisted that the blame didn’t lie with him.
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