ANTHONY JOSHUA insists that a match against Tyson Fury in Britain will be a reality.
Joshua and Fury were originally scheduled to meet on August 14, but an arbitrator ordered Fury to face Deontay Wilder a third-time.
AJ will now clash with Oleksandr Uzyk at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on September 25.
The 31-year old insists that he will do all he can to resolve the dispute with his Brit friend in the UK as quickly as possible.
Joshua said to the Daily Mail, "August 14. This was when the Fury fight took place. It would have been here by now.
"We were meant for fighting by now, and here we're talking about it. It will.
"I understand what people think about boxing politics but I promise that I will do everything I can to fight Tyson Fury before the end my career.
"We saw it with Floyd Mayweather [not fighting until their prime], but that was a great fight.
BETTING SPECIAL - GET JOSHUA TO WIN IN ROUNDS 1-6 AT 60/1 OR ANYTIME AT 25/1"Me and Fury are streets, two warriors and two fighters who came from the amateur system of the UK and have taken over the world.
"We will get it on in Britain. Do not worry about your age or boxing politics.
"This is a British UK fight that can take place at Wembley or Tottenham, the O2, York Hall.
"I see it less as a megafight for the world, and more as a fight between two guys who met at Finchley ABC. It's a grassroots fight.
