Tyson Fury shouts, "Get the F*** On With It" - Anthony Joshua demands that he step aside so that he can beat Oleksandr Usyk.

TYSON FURY urged Anthony Joshua "get the f***ing on with it" and asked him to decide whether he wanted to fight Oleksandr Uzyk.

AJ was defeated by Usyk in September, but has the right for an immediate rematch.

It hasn't stopped Fury and his promotion team from trying to pay Joshua to resign so they can negotiate a undisputed title fight.

AJ confusedly stated that he does not intend to sit on the sidelines but is a businessman' who will consider an offer.

Fury responded to iFL TV, saying: "Listen, he won't end up seeing the interview and not stepping aside.

"So, I want him to leave so that I can completely batter Oleksandr Uzyk. If he does, then he does. And if not, he doesn’t.

"But I will tell you one thing: Get the f*** off with it. You can either take your money and f*** off, or fight the man.

"Either one, or both."

Fury, 33-year-old, retained his WBC title in October against Deontay wilder, 36. He has stated that he would like to fight the Ukrainian next.

According to Frank Warren, negotiations are underway to convince AJ to withdraw from his rematch against Usyk.

Warren stated: "There have been talks going on since a while and it's all come to fruition. It's time to move forward now.

"It seems there is a will for this to happen. We can move forward if we can get everyone to sign an agreement without having to announce it.

"Until it's signed, it don't matter." We all want this fight between Tyson & Usyk. There is a will, and it exists. Everybody."

Fury could still be placed in a mandatory title defense against Dillian Whyte (33), who is the WBC interim champion.

However, Fury's fight with Whyte was canceled because of his prior legal dispute with the WBC.

An undisputed title fight might be able to replace a mandatory defense, but AJ would need to wait for Whyte's fight with Usyk.

Joshua, 32, was warned that he has until Christmas to decide if he will rematch Usyk (34).

Bob Arum, Fury's US promoter, has disclosed that Saudi Arabia is interested in hosting an undisputed showdown against Usyk in March.