EDDIE HEARN insists Tyson Fury will not return to fight for "a bucketload of money", as he fought Anthony Joshua "FREE".
Fury, who had defeated Dillian Whyte at Wembley in April, retired and claimed that only PS500MILLION could get him back.
Tyson Fury stated that he would fight Tyson Fury free of charge
Anthony Joshua photographed with Eddie Hearn, promoter
He soon changed his mind and said he would fight AJ without any pay, provided Oleksandr Usyk beat him.
Joshua's promoter, Hearn, remarked on the contradictions and laughed at Fury fighting for no pay.
On DAZN, he said: "He's genius Tyson Fury because nobody ever questions what he has to say."
"On one hand, he stated that he needs 500 million to retire, but in the next sentence, he states that he will fight AJ free of charge on non-pay per-view.
It's amazing. Tyson Fury won't fight again unless he has a bucketload of money. Tyson Fury will travel to Timbuktu and Mars to get a bucketload of money.
Joshua, 32, will rematch Usyk, 35 on August 20 in Saudi Arabia to try and avenge his September loss.
Fury, 33, unexpectedly backed his long-time British opponent to win so they can fight in an undisputed title decider.
The Gypsy King proclaimed that AJ will face him only on free-to air TV and not through ticket sales.
Fury posted on Instagram, "This is reconfirmation of what I've spoken about fighting Anthony Joshua for F*** All in England."
"That's how it happens. I'll sign today the contract. It must be free. All tickets are free and available on free-to-air TV.
"If it does, no money is to be made from this historic British fight. You've got the terms.
It's your choice. It's your decision guys. I don’t care what you think. Here's the deal. "Peace out."
Anthony Joshua before his rematch against Oleksandr Usyk
