Fury says he turned down fight with Joshua and will fight Charr

Tyson Fury (31-0-1, 23 KOs) announced that he was ending negotiations with Anthony Joshua (24-3, 22 KOs). The gypsy king said that he did not intend to wait any longer for his potential rival to sign a contract, despite the fact that the form of the contract is constantly being specified by both teams.

Negotiations between representatives of BT Sport and DAZN also began yesterday. The platforms are going to hold a joint paid broadcast of the event scheduled for December 3rd.

If Fury doesn't really intend to fight Joshua, his next fight will be November 26th or December 3rd. Among his potential rivals in recent weeks are, in particular, Derek Chisora ​​and Manuel Charr.

Fury, 34, is the WBC heavyweight champion of the world. The last time he defended his title in April, he won ahead of schedule against Dillian Whyte. Joshua will return to the ring on December 17 if Fury breaks off negotiations, and his possible opponents include Otto Wallin and Zhilei Zhang.