TYSON FURY made a funny dig at Anthony Joshua, his heavyweight opponent. He called Anthony a "big cuddly child."
The trash talk is intensifying between Eddie Hearn, Frank Warren and their promoters.
Instead of becoming a tyrant, the Gypsy King, 33, took aim at AJ’s shocking KO loss to Andy Ruiz Jr, and the cautious points win he needed in order to reclaim his WBA and IBF belts in December.
Fury is a father of six and knows exactly what he's talking about. In 2020, Fury, WBC king, stated that Joshua was not dangerous. He's just like a cuddly baby.
"Why would I believe in him when he was knocked sparky out by Andy Ruiz?"
"A replacement opponent at the last minute, who was 300lbs or more, didn't train and Anthony Joshua couldn’t do any good with him during the rematch.
"He doesn’t have anything. He couldn’t hold a candle the Gypsy King. There is only one heavyweight in the world, and there is only one undefeated champion.
"They have all been left behind. They've all been beaten by the one who hasn’t lost.
"I'm the Gypsy King, I'm the only one - the unbeatable untouchable, unbreakable champion."
Joshua must overcome two obstacles in order to fight Fury in a major fight.
He must first regain his belts from Oleksandr Uzyk after he was outclassed in 2021 by the 35-year old Ukrainian.
He must also convince Fury to retire, as the Wythenshawe fighter seems to be enjoying a new life after boxing.
Despite the potential challenge, Fury insists that AJ would not prove to be the most difficult fight for him, as Wilder (36) remains a dangerous KO artist.
He stated, "I don’t see anyone else out there that can challenge my abilities." I just flattened him.
"Deontay Wilder is the toughest opponent and we all witnessed what happened to him last time."
