Fury says Rogan is his "bum of the month" - is he fighting next month?

So Fury actually says in this interview he will be fighting every 4 or 5 weeks. So we could be seeing him on the Lynes/Witter card :think

During his long and successful reign as world heavyweight champion, American Joe Louis went on a lengthy run of knocking out a different hapless challenger each month. The amusingly titled ‘Bum of the Month' club kept Louis active in the ring if nothing else. Tyson Fury, a boxer with a keen sense of heavyweight history, now wants to reignite the idea and plans to start with his first victim on April 14 in the Odyssey Arena.
“Joe Louis once went on a ‘bum of the month’ campaign and Tyson Fury is starting his very own, beginning with Martin Rogan,” chuckled Fury. “Every four or five weeks I’ll be fighting a bum and keeping busy in the process. I’m not in a rush to fight for world titles because I’m the new blood in the game. People mention names like David Price and ask me if I would him. My answer is yes, no problem, but that fight hasn’t happened yet because the business side of things sometimes comes into play.
"I’ve got a contract with Channel 5 which means that I can’t box for any other station. He’s in the same position and it’s not that we don’t want to fight; we do, because we are both fighting men. But if someone else boxes for Sky Sports then we have a problem.”
Sitting across the press table, slowly simmering next to Panamanian trainer Bernardo Checa, Martin Rogan sees the ‘bum of the month’ jibes as another insulting example of how Fury is repeatedly overlooking, or even downright dismissing, his challenge.
“I have a feeling that he’s looking beyond and past me and if he’s talking about fighting every four weeks then he has already done that. My eyes are firmly on what he has to offer and I’m prepared to die in the ring, to lose a limb in that ring. I’m totally mentally and physically relaxed. I’m quite happy with the work that I’ve done in the gym. It’s in Belfast and I’m looking forward to it.”
Rogan feels that Fury’s support base across Ireland is minimal and has asked to be allowed to enter the ring second (an honour usually reserved for the champion or star name) in an attempt to save face for Team Hennessy.
“It will look bad on TV when Tyson comes in and there are no supporters there for him,” said ‘The Iron Man’. “He’ll be thinking that Martin’s scared, over the hill and all that, the usual pantomime crap. He’ll be running away from me on his tip toes on Saturday night just like he’s in a pantomime.”