Tyson Fury claims that Derek Chisora, his rival in the talks for the trilogy fight, has 'changed their goalposts'.

TYSON FURY accused Derek Chisora, of sabotaging their shock trilogy fight by shifting "the goalposts".

Although preliminary talks regarding a third fight took place earlier in the month, no formal offers were made.


Tyson Fury claims that Derek Chisora, his rival in the talks for the trilogy fight, has 'changed their goalposts'.
Tyson Fury was joined by Derek Chisora in preliminary talks this month


Tyson Fury claims that Derek Chisora, his rival in the talks for the trilogy fight, has 'changed their goalposts'.
Fury has two wins over Del Boy


Tyson Fury claims that Derek Chisora, his rival in the talks for the trilogy fight, has 'changed their goalposts'.

The Gypsy King hinted that a third fight against Chisora will not be taking place

Fury, WBC heavyweight champion, has suggested that domestic dust-ups have gone the way the Dodo because of a ridiculous purse demand by Del Boy.

He said in a video posted to his social media that he thought it was funny: "People love to make deals, then ask for more or change their goalposts.

"But, the most important thing for me is that I tell them to get f d.

Chisora, a former world title challenger, was tagged in this clip, but has not yet responded to his old rival.

Fury, 33 years old, shocked fans by calling for a third clash against Chisora after he ended his short retirement.

He stated, "I've decided that I will return to boxing because it is possible to be the first heavyweight champion to have two trilogies."

"One with Deontay Wester, and one with Derek Chisora. I said that I would fight Derek Chisora at my end of my career.

"And here are we, breaking all records and setting precedents."

Bob Arum, co-promoter of the show, has stopped The Gypsy King from clashing with Chisora, whom he has twice won over.

Fight Freaks United was told by him that everyone is eager for Saturday's fight.

"Then we'll examine whether it's possible to fight for complete unification.

"He is having fun, for Christ’s sake!" It's not important to take it seriously!

Fury declared his retirement from boxing shortly after his devastating sixth-round KO win over Dillian Whyte in April at Wembley.