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Tyson Fury wants to face former heavyweight champion again if Joshua fight collapses: “I’m coming for you”

Sheldan Keay

3rd September, 2026

Tyson Fury wants to face former heavyweight champion again if Joshua fight collapses: “I’m coming for you”
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Tyson Fury has added one more name to his wish list if a clash with Anthony Joshua doesn’t come to fruition.

Negotiations for the fight between Fury and Joshua currently remain at an impasse due to disagreements over the location for the bout, with Fury and event organisers Sela wanting to stage it in New York, while Joshua and Eddie Hearn want it in the UK.

It led Fury to release a video earlier today stating he will soon put his attention elsewhere if there is no resolution soon, calling out world champions Agit Kabayel, Daniel Dubois and Filip Hrgovic for potential bouts.

‘The Gypsy King’ has now released a new video, stating that he is also happy to shift his focus to a trilogy with former rival Oleksandr Usyk, who is now working alongside Joshua as part of his training team.

“One man I forgot earlier when I speaking is Joshua’s Sensei Oleksandr. I know he’s a game man and a brave man and he doesn’t have any fights coming up. Let’s do that in the US. I’ll get a fair result here. It will be fair this time.

“Oleksandr, I am Achilles, and I am waiting for you sucker. Let’s run it back for the trilogy. If your boy is a sh**house and a coward and a yellowbelly, then I know you’ve got guts and you know I’m your biggest payday you’ll ever get.

“Like last time I will make it happen for you Usyk, let’s go rabbit, let’s go. I’m going to give this freak another few days and then I’m coming after you boy, I’m coming Sensei, let’s go.”

Fury famously had two fights with Usyk in 2024, losing them both on points, but the Ukrainian vacated his unified world heavyweight titles earlier this year and was believed to be targeting Deontay Wilder, but could now be tempted for a third meeting with Fury.

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