ANTHONY JOSHUA doesn’t give a s*** about Tyson Fury’s deadlines over their summer undisputed decider.
The WBC Gypsy King claimed on Sunday that he would walk away from the mega-money talks over a Saudi Arabia showdown if it wasn’t completed by Tuesday.
That deadline has now passed but AJ’s promoter Eddie Hearn insists he is still getting aspects of the deal done and a major announcement is coming.
And Watford’s WBA, IBF and WBO king, 31, is tired of hearing his 32-year-old rival talk down the biggest fight in British boxing history.
The champ told Pep Talk TV: “I don’t think that’s the right mindset to have. I would wait until the end of the year if I had to.
“It’s the fight we both want, it’s the fight the world wants, the promoters and the TV networks, so putting a time limit isn’t right.
“If people are clearly working on something and they need a little extra time, you want the job done right then you sit tight for a little bit.
“As long as things are getting done I will wait til next Tuesday or the Tuesday after.
“I know I want it and so does he, maybe he just got his words mixed up.
“With every week that passes I am a week better, a week stronger and a week wiser and a week closer to the day when I kick Tyson Fury’s a***.
“I don’t know what Fury is doing and I don’t give a s*** either, all I know is what I am doing and I am coming.”
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Fury claimed this weekend that even if AJ wins their potential showdown he would not be the best heavyweight of this era, as he is yet to beat Deontay Wilder.
But the London 2012 golden boy has no time for Fury’s point of view and has told the 6ft 9in money grabber to sit tight and wait for his comeuppance.
He said: “In life everyone is entitled to an opinion, everyone has got one, like an a***, really.
“I believe I have beaten some good names and played my part in keeping boxing alive by fighting good champions.
“I did a lot of talking last year about what I wanted and made big offers but I like to do my talking in the ring.
“Everyone that I have fought has had their biggest ever payday.
“There is a lot to benefit so anyone that doesn’t fight me clearly doesn’t want it, because there is so much to gain.
“With the next one coming up, it is a no-brainer. It will be his career-highest payday, the biggest fight in the world and the whole boxing community will benefit from it.”
Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk
