TYSON FURY has ruled Dillian Whyte and Joe Joyce out of his fights - as he is 'only' interested in Anthony Joshua or Oleksandr Usyk.
Fury will be making a comeback in February after brutally defeating Deontay Wilder during their October trilogy bout.
Tyson Fury has decided not to fight Dillian Whyte and Joe Joyce
Joshua was defeated by Usyk just two weeks before. Joshua has since invoked his right for a rematch next year.
Fury is now unlikely to fight for any of the four undisputed belts, so he will instead look for another opponent.
Joyce, 35, and Whyte, 33 have each submitted their names, but the Gypsy King is only interested in Joshua, 32, or Usyk 34.
Fury, 33, said to iFL TV that he was only interested in two fights: Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk.
"Apart apart from that, I don't care." They won't fight me if I don't interest."
Joshua will rematch Usyk in April, two months after Fury's return in February.
Free Bets: Get more than PS2,000 in NEW CUSTOMER DEALSHe would have to choose an alternative, and AJ would not be able to stand aside.
Whyte is WBC interim champion, and mandatory challenger to the full title.
However, his previous legal dispute with the WBC to expedite his well-earned shot at the belt has prevented Fury's fight from being ordered.
Already, the unbeaten champion insisted that he would now wait to see if another prolonged dispute arose, just like with Wilder (36), this summer.
Joyce offered his services to Fury, an ex-sparring partner, and he is now mandatory for the WBO belt.
The man, however, did not want Joshua or Usyk. He even refused to entertain any other options.
Fury stated that we will find February but that it is only November today so much can happen in just a few months.
