TYSON FURY reveals that he could fight up to 50 against the WBC World Heavyweight Champion. He will be stepping out of retirement to face Anthony Joshua.
The Gypsy King, 34 years old, offered a winter clash and tossed the WBA, IBF, and WBO titleholders a bone.
Fury claims he can continue until he reaches 50
This year, a Battle of Britain could be fought against Joshua
Joshua was offered 40% to have a quick-notice crack at Fury’s title.
AJ would have just 10 weeks to prepare for what will be the most important fight in British boxing's history if Fury clashes with Fury in November.
Joshua is still recuperating from the shootout with Oleksandr Usyk, a 35-year-old icon of Ukraine.
The much-anticipated "Battle of Britain" heavyweight bout could be held at Cardiff's Principality Stadium, Wales.
Fury insists that he can continue fighting until he turns 50, despite the excitement surrounding the fight.
Ring TV's unbeaten Brit said that he still had plenty of time to do what he wanted.
"I'll likely become the New Mongoose’ (in tribute to Archie Moore's 'Old Mongoose) and continue boxing at 50 (laughs).
Fury claims Joshua is an "underdog", and he has a golden ticket to the top of the heavyweight mountain, if he beats him.
CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CUSTOMER SIGN UP DEALSJoshua, who has lost three of his five previous fights, could be "bigger" than ever if he wins.
Fury stated that Fury would be a huge underdog so it's a win-win scenario.
"If everyone expects him lose, and he beats us, then he's back and bigger than ever.
"And even if he has lost three, what does it matter if he loses four?" Four losses is nothing.
Derek Chisora has suffered 12 losses, but he is still fighting for his life.
"And DAZN is the battle can be on BT Pay-per View and DAZN Pay-per-View."