TYSON FURY denied that he is currently in negotiations to retire to fight Oleksandr Usyk and Anthony Joshua.
Joshua will rematch Usyk in an attempt to regain the WBA, IBF, and WBO heavyweight titles.
Oleksandr Usyk beat Anthony Joshua in September
It would also set up an undisputed superfight with Fury, the WBC champion who is still in retirement after defeating Dillian Whyte.
According to Daily Mail, the Gypsy King had already spoken with Saudi backers in December about unification.
The man has come out to deny the claims.
Fury responded to the Instagram reports with this: "This is all new to me!" "Biggest heap of rubbish!"
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After beating Whyte in April at Wembley, the unbeaten British legend announced his retirement at 33.
This would end all hopes of a first-ever, four belt heavyweight unification.
AJ's promoter Eddie Hearn believes that Fury will eventually change his mind, despite his denial.
He believes that a victory for Joshua (32), over Usyk (35) in their sequel, set for August 20th in Saudi, could lure Fury back before the end of this year.
FREE BETTING AND SIGN-UP DEALS - THE BEST NEW CUSTOMER OFFERINGSSunSport spoke with Hearn: "I believe the fight between AJ Fury and Fury is always there.
"It's funny, I still get questions from people walking down the street asking me, "When is AJ fighting Fury?" It's more like, "He's got Usyk first." "Oh, has he?"
"So, while you don't want back-to-back losses, Usyk is still pound-for–pound, and I believe he may be No1 right now.
"Losing To Usyk is not terrible. The Fury fight is always there. But for the undisputed heavyweight championship, which would be, it would be the greatest fight of all time.
"And I believe AJ beating Usyk would be an automatic fight you will see in December."
