TYSON FURY made a U-turn and said he would fight Anthony Joshua FREE of charge.
Fury, currently the WBC heavyweight champion, said he was retiring after his successful defense from Dillian Whyte in April at Wembley Stadium.
Fury said he would retire to fight AJ for one last time.
For a long time, fans have longed for a fight between these two British heavyweights.
The Gypsy King made a remarkable turnaround, revealing that he would fight Joshua again for half a BILLION dollars.
It turns out that he is willing to fight for the London 2012 Gold-medal winner Olympian.
Fury stated that he was only interested in money during the countrywide tour. He is not a fighter man.
"I swear to God he wins the fight against Oleksandr Usyk so I can come out from retirement and fight him free of charge.
"But, the terms are these: I want it at Wembley Stadium, I want to be able to enter it for free, and I want it on television in this country.
"I will fight him in England, and not in a foreign land for more money. Here for free for all the people."
Fury's constant revisions to his retirement details have left his fans confused.
He said that a return would cost PS200m to fight Joshua the first time he mentioned it.
Then he revised the statement and stated that he was only interested exhibition bouts, before declaring that he would make a professional comeback for PS500m.
Fury won his WBC title in a triple-header against American Deontay wilder.
Joshua is currently finishing his preparations to regain the WBA, WBO and WBA belts from Usyk. He beat him in their September fight.
The rematch will take place in Jeddah on Saturday, August 20, and the outcome could decide the fate of any future clash between AJ or Fury.
Next month, Usyk will be fought by AJ
