Anthony Joshua has made it clear that he wants to face Tyson Fury in the ring, regardless of whether Fury wins or loses his rematch against Oleksandr Usyk. The British heavyweight is eager to finally settle the score with his long-time rival.

“I don’t care anymore whether he wins or loses. I just want to fight him, it’s been dragged out too long,” Joshua stated with determination. “He hasn’t fought many big fighters. He needs to fight me and stop wasting my time.”

Joshua’s frustration stems from the prolonged buildup and numerous delays that have plagued the potential matchup between him and Fury. Both fighters have dominated the heavyweight division, and fans have long awaited a showdown between the two British champions. Despite the various obstacles and changes in their respective careers, Joshua remains focused on making the fight happen.

“Fury needs to step up and face me. It’s time to stop talking and start fighting,” Joshua added. His callout underscores his commitment to facing the best in the division and solidifying his legacy as one of the top heavyweights of his era.

This public challenge puts the pressure squarely on Fury, who has faced criticism for not taking on some of the division’s top contenders. Joshua’s insistence on the fight happening, regardless of the outcome of Fury’s rematch with Usyk, shows his eagerness to prove himself against the “Gypsy King.”

As the boxing world watches closely, the potential Joshua-Fury bout promises to be one of the most significant and anticipated clashes in recent heavyweight history. Fans are hoping that the two champions can finally agree to terms and deliver the fight that has been years in the making.