ANTHONY JOSHUA was told to rebuild his career if he wants to get a shot at Tyson Fury.
Frank Warren, the Gypsy King's promoter, confirmed that Fury would meet Oleksandr Usyk, the conqueror of AJ in a unification tie.
Tyson Fury has been in discussions to fight Oleksandr Uzyk
Anthony Joshua following his rematch defeat to Oleksandr Uzyk
Warren suggests Fury might face AJ, but Warren states that the Watford man still has work to do.
He said: "If AJ manages a few wins -- and I believe Tyson's going to beat Usyk -- then that could be a fight."
"But AJ has to re-establish his self before you can even consider fighting like that."
He was exposed against Andy Ruiz Jr. The last two fights are a good example of what you can do to defeat him.
"All you have to do is keep him on the back foot. He will struggle if you can't move and have quick hands.
Warren has been working for a undisputed heavyweight decider, between Usyk, IBF, and WBO champ Usyk, and Fury, the WBC king.
December 17th in Riyadh -- with approximately PS125million on hand -- is in the calendar. He can even afford to take part in AJ’s latest rebuild.
Already, the Saudi royal family is planning to purchase the marquee Fury V Usyk.
Their plan to host it on the same day as the Qatar World Cup final is seen as a brilliant move as they strive to be the regional tourist capital.
Fury has already begun the trash talk, and now it's up to Warren, Team Usyk and the desert royals to finish the deal.
Warren, Queensberry promoter, said: "The challenge will be to meet the financial expectations of both men.
"It's the first for God knows how many belts are up. It will all be about money.
They've seen the money offered [LIV Tour] golfers. This is a historic, unique event that is more dangerous than golf. This is the ultimate prize for boxing.
Anthony Joshua lost his rematch to Oleksandr Usyk
