“I’ve spoken to Spencer Brown today as well, and he’s saying that even if Anthony Joshua doesn’t fight Tyson Fury, that they’ll go ahead and they’ll have a fight for Tyson Fury in America on that day at Madison Square Garden. They will go ahead, and he will have a fight,” said Gareth to iFL TV.
That changes the position of Joshua and promoter Eddie Hearn. Refusing the New York deal will not necessarily bring the contest back to Britain next year. Fury could face somebody else while Joshua loses a payday that has been discussed for years.
The contract must be completed early next week, in Davies’ view, because
