British boxer Tyson Fury declared on Friday that his long-awaited heavyweight showdown with Anthony Joshua “doesn’t look like it’s going to happen.”
The two British heavyweights appeared on track for a November 20 clash at Madison Square Garden in New York.
However, Fury unleashed a scathing tirade on Instagram, blaming promoter Eddie Hearn and Joshua for stalling the deal by demanding more money from Saudi boxing authority Turki Alalshikh.
Fury accused Hearn and Joshua of greed, claiming they continue to ask for higher pay despite earning massive sums from Saudi-funded boxing, darts, and snooker deals over recent years.

While Hearn previously stated that Joshua’s contract requires hosting the fight in Britain, recent reports suggested both parties were leaning toward the landmark New York venue.
Fury warned that he will pursue a different opponent for his November bout if Joshua and Hearn fail to sign the contract soon.
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