Tyson Fury accepts Joshua's offer to help him in sparring in camp for Wilder fight

Joshua "Fury if you need me, if you need me for sparring – we’re going to fight one day, I’ve sparred Tyson Fury when we were kids anyway - I’ll go out to America to spar Tyson Fury to get him ready for this Wilder fight

"I would like that fight because I think Fury would fight me faster than Wilder would."

Fury "When I beat Wilder I will fight you AJ no problem and I'd love to have you in camp.

"I'd really love to have you in camp for this fight and give Wilder a proper beating.

"I hope you mean it because I'd love to have you in training camp. Thanks very much and well done in your last fight, congratulations."

Very good sparring for Fury!!!

 

I highly doubt it'll happen.

 

Wait so now Fury and AJ are pals against Wilder? lmao!! Wilder has no friends excpet for his hangers on and they too will desert him once he gets beaten.

 

Well luckily they are in the fight business instead of the making friends business, Wilder would be in trouble.

 

Wilder is the real world Thanos. Fury and his Avenger friends are trying to team up.

 

Fury offered joshua a rolex to knock him out in sparring way back this was when joshua couldn't even afford pair of new trainers andc Joshua still didnt come close to knocking him out

Fury stops joshua late on if they fight Joshua would get tried and fury would maul him

 

LOL Fury outboxed wilder easy he got robbed and this was when he was in horrible shape

 

Obviously Fury doesn't feel the same as you. The dude ducked the rematch and fired his coach. People need to quit talking about he was in terrible shape the dude has three training camps and two tuneup fights.

 

Wilder had in his showtime contract fights with brezzy and ortiz so how could of the rematch happen?

 

They had an immediate rematch clause in the contract. None of the other fights mattered.

 

yes it did because he already was signed to fight brezzy and orty

 

By LANCE PUGMIRE
FEB. 26, 2019

World Boxing Council President Mauricio Sulaiman announced Tuesday that Tyson Fury has decided to pursue a fight other than a rematch with unbeaten champion Deontay Wilder.

Following a thrilling Dec. 1 draw saved both by Wilder’s 12th-round knockdown of Fury and Fury’s stirring rise from the canvas at Staples Center, all the momentum and willingness from both sides seemed apparent to stage a second bout in the first half of this year.

Then, at the eleventh hour of negotiations to set a May 18 date in Las Vegas or New York, unbeaten Fury on Feb. 18 entered into a co-promotional deal with veteran promoter Bob Arum’s Top Rank and ESPN, agreeing to two U.S. fights per year.

After the Fury camp had revealed some points that troubled Top Rank about the impending Wilder deal, Arum painted a gloomy scene about jumping quickly back into a rematch between the unbeatens.

 

Has an incumbent champion (AJ) ever helped a contender (Fury) as a sparring partner? This must be a rare occurrence.