TYSON FURY defeats Anthony Joshua 'in all departments' according to Frank Warren, Gypsy King's promoter.
A few weeks ago, the prospect of Joshua ever fighting was severely hampered when Oleksandr Uzyk easily defeated Joshua.
Tyson Fury again beat Deontay Wilder - Frank Warren, his promoter, expects him the same for Anthony Joshua
The Watford brawler lost his WBA, WBO, and IBF heavyweight belts. He was defeated by the Ukrainian.
Fury then sensationally KO'd Deontay wilder in their trilogy match to defend his WBC strap.
Warren isn't ruling out fighting the Brits, even though they seem to be at different stages in their careers.
He doesn't believe it would work out for AJ.
TalkSPORT's 69-year old interviewee said that Tyson felt, and anyone who saw the Wilder fight would agree, that AJ had his number.
He beats him in all areas. He has a big chin and a bigger heart. He punches as hard AJ - It doesn't matter what anyone says. Just look at the knockdowns against Wilder.
"And, by a side, would AJ beat Wilder?" Based on the performance I saw, I don't believe he would have done it.
"But does Fury want to fight on? He'll make a decision if it's possible and if it were to happen.
"I think it would still be a huge draw, everyone has got a opinion about what would occur in that fight but for me, there's only one victor."
Joshua will seek revenge after telling Eddie Hern that he would negotiate terms for the Usyk match.
The former cruiserweight king was able to outbox the 31-year old in front of 65,000 spectators at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, September 25.
Warren however has urged AJ not to step aside and let Fury compete with Usyk for all of the belts.
He said: "If AJ were to step aside, let's get the Usyk fighting on, maybe he would fight the winner?"
"Usyk has a rematch clause for AJ. That's not a secret. If AJ wishes to withdraw, then we can make the fight. But will he? I doubt it! He might, but I'm not sure."
