AJ really doesn’t want to call out Fury - Post Fight Interview

[Vlad_]

That interview is cringy. Avoids the Fury question like the plague. Keeps forwarding the interviewer’s question towards Hearn. It seems like he’s unsure of himeslf about fighting Fury after the Ruiz loss, but doesn’t want to say it directly.

[stellen]

BS. This is AJ's night. Fury was invited but couldn't be bothered to turn up. So why should aj now give him a seconds thought?

[Robbie Barrett]

They've agreed to fight 50/50 split. If someone walks away they are ducking. I'm confident it won't be Joshua.

[alexguiness]

Uncle Eddie has written Joshua's post fight interview script - he must follow the narrative.

[Pretty Boy1]

AJ literally said he’s going after the belt and said if Fury has it then it will be Fury!!

[deathofaclown]

AJ literally said he’s going after the belt and said if Fury has it then it will be Fury!!

Scared to say Fury’s name though

He knows Fury finishes him off

[Pretty Boy1]

Scared to say Fury’s name though

He knows Fury finishes him off

But he did say Fury’s name

[_Rexy_]

he'll likely push for a second Takam fight next.

[OnlytheTruth]

Jesus, you haters are a cancer of boxing.

Joshua just KO’d the guy and it’s still not good enough. That 1-2 is going to put Fury away too. The fat gypsy twat is all mouth.

[Dip_Slide]

It's all about gaining leverage during negotiations. Whoever calls out the other kind of shows that he needs the other person more, so the one who got called out gains leverage during negotiations. It's been that way for years unfortunately. That's why top fighters don't call out other fighters like we would expect