TYSON FURY believes Anthony Joshua should'retire" if he loses the make or break rematch against Oleksandr Usyk.
Joshua's second reign of unification heavyweight champion was ended by Usyk, a Ukrainian southpaw. He performed at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium last week.
Last month, Anthony Joshua lost in a unanimous decision to Oleksandr Uzyk
AJ will still have the chance to regain the belts in a do or die rematch that Fury, a fellow Brit Fury, believes he can ill afford to lose.
The WBC heavyweight champion stated that Usyk must not beat him in the rematch.
"He must win that fight, regardless of how he does it."
Usyk's Tottenham masterclass could be the last nail in the coffin of Joshua and Fury's long-awaited Battle of Britain.
The Gypsy King says he doesn't care about the biggest payday in his career.
Boxing Social's 33-year old subject said: "It's not really frustrating to tell the truth.
BETTING SPECIAL GET 30/1 ON FURY OR 50/1 ON WILDER FOR HEAVYWEIGHT BOXING CLASH"A lot of money but I already have a lot so a few zeros on my bank account ain't going make or break me.
It doesn't really matter a lot. It was all about the money, but it wasn't what it seemed. You can't count your eggs until they hatch.
"That's all. The matter is pretty straightforward. He lost the fight to a stronger man.
"When one door closes, another will open. There will always be someone to beat down on, I suppose."
Fury, a fan favourite, is only days away from a Las Vegas trilogy fight against rival Deontay wilder.
The Wythenshawe warden plans to end his rivalry against the American in a brutal manner.
Fury made his grand entrance in Vegas on Tuesday night and vowed that he would knock him out fast.
"I believe he's an actual piece of s ***, garbage.
"For that I might slow it down, I might beat him up and make him stop. I might make him say "No ma!" "
