Tyson Fury has cast fresh doubt on his highly anticipated fight with fellow British heavyweight Anthony Joshua, saying the bout “doesn’t look like it’s going to happen” amid an ongoing dispute over where it should be staged.

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The two fighters had been expected to meet in November in one of the biggest fights in British boxing history.

However, negotiations have been complicated by disagreement over whether the contest should take place in the United Kingdom or the United States.

Joshua and his promoter, Eddie Hearn, are pushing to honour an agreement for the fight to be held in the UK, while Saudi organisers and other stakeholders favour Madison Square Garden in New York.

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As reported by BBC Sport on Friday, Fury, speaking on social media, blamed Hearn and Joshua’s camp for the latest uncertainty.

“Doesn’t look like they’re going to sign the fight and it doesn’t look like it’s going to happen all because Eddie Hearn and Anthony Joshua want more money,” Fury said.

Hearn has explained that moving the fight to the United States would have tax implications for Joshua and could leave the former world champion with less money than he would receive from a UK event.

Fury responded angrily, describing Joshua and Hearn as “disgusting” and “money-thirsty” before accusing his long-time rival of lacking the courage to face him.

“I’ll move on and fight somebody else but just know you never had the guts to fight Tyson Fury, ever,” Fury said.

The proposed fight is being backed by Saudi organisers and is expected to be broadcast by Netflix, with New York currently among the leading venue options. However, no final agreement on the location has been confirmed.

📰 Source: Punch Nigeria