TYSON FURY once again urged Anthony Joshua not to stand and allow Oleksandr Usyk to fight.
Fury fears Joshua will lose to Usyk again and kibosh their Battle of Britain forever.
Tyson Fury asked Anthony Joshua to step aside to allow him to fight Oleksandr Uzyk
Boxing Lowdown reported that he said, "I would prefer him to let me fight [Usyk].
"Because Joshua will lose if he goes back in, which I believe he will, then that fight is dead in the water.
"Because you don't lose twice and then enter a huge heavyweight title fight.
"But if he allows me to fight Usyk and I beat Usyk, then i'd come back to fight Joshua and batter him as well."
"Then, they can all fight each other for the belts. I'd retire."
Joshua, 32, was in negotiations to face Fury, 33 in a title decider this summer.
Deontay Wilder (36), won his contract for a tri-fight with the unbeaten Brit. So AJ was mandated against Usyk.
AJ was then outclassed in 12 rounds by Usyk in September.
Two weeks later, Fury stunned Wilder in round 11 in their epic trilogy fight in Las Vegas.
WBC champion AJ wants to be back in February but Usyk rematches him, so his chances of unification are slim.
Dillian Whyte (33), and Joe Joyce (36) are two of the candidates who have called out Fury.
The man has made it abundantly clear that he is only interested in two men.
Fury stated, "Listen, my only interest is fighting Usyk and Joshua." We'll see."
