
Frank Warren Disputes Eddie Hearn's Statements on Fury-Joshua Talks
Frank Warren, co-promoter of WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, has rejected reports that his company was recently negotiating a British mega-bout with Anthony Joshua.
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Frank Warren, co-promoter of WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, has rejected reports that his company was recently negotiating a British mega-bout with Anthony Joshua.

Former two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua believes Tyson Fury needs him right - because he views himself as the most financially lucrative option for the Gypsy King.

Former two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua expects a very tense negotiations for a potential fight with WBC king Tyson Fury. Joshua is back in the ring this coming Saturday night, when he faces Jermaine Frankin at the O2 Arena in London.

Olympic silver medal winner Joe Joyce is willing to face WBC world champion Tyson Fury next - and he believes the fight would be an easy one to make, since they are both promoted by Frank Warren.

Promoter Eddie Hearn of Matchroom is hoping to revive discussions for a domestic showdown between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua. Joshua, who Hearn promotes, is scheduled to fight Jermaine Franklin next Saturday night in London.

FRANK WARREN has told Oleksandr Usyk to vacate his WBA belt or fight Daniel Dubois following the collapse of the potential undisputed fight on April 29.

Oleksandr Usyk is left without a shot at becoming undisputed champion. It doesn’t necessarily mean a high-profile fight still isn’t on the horizon. Hard-hitting contenders Daniel Dubois and Deontay Wilder have raised their respective hands as potential alternatives

Promoter Frank Warren doesn’t think it is out of the question that Tyson Fury could decide to retire, now that his undisputed heavyweight fight with Oleksandr Usyk is no longer in play. The head of Queensberry Promotions floated that possibility on Thursday, one day after word was relayed that

Frank Warren, co-promoter of WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, admits a unification with Oleksandr Usyk - at least for April 29 - is now a “dead duck.” It was confirmed on Wednesday that the potential showdown had fall apart - after both sides were unable to agree on the monetary terms for the contracted rematch.

Tyson Fury’s first remarks since his talks with Oleksandr Usyk died were high on invective and low on substance. In an Instagram story posted on Thursday, WBC titlist Fury is seen hurling a stream of insults at the WBO, WBA, IBF, IBO champion, calling him a “coward,” belittling his looks, and suggesting that the Ukrainian will now have to be content with making a “couple o’ bucks” against his mandatory challenger, Daniel Dubois.