Tyson Fury Questions Future of Fight with Anthony Joshua

Tyson Fury has raised concerns regarding the potential fight with fellow British heavyweight Anthony Joshua, indicating that it "doesn't look like it's going to happen." The bout was anticipated for November, but disputes over the venue have complicated negotiations. Joshua and his promoter, Eddie Hearn, prefer the fight to be held in the United Kingdom, while Saudi organizers and other stakeholders are advocating for Madison Square Garden in New York.

Fury criticized Hearn and Joshua's camp, accusing them of wanting more money, which he claims is causing the uncertainty. Hearn has countered that moving the fight to the US would have tax implications for Joshua, potentially resulting in lower earnings.

Despite Fury's accusations of cowardice against Joshua, Hearn maintains that negotiations are ongoing and that Joshua is eager to fight. The situation remains unresolved, with no final agreement on the location or financial terms, casting doubt on the long-awaited matchup.