Tyson Fury came through a runout against Mariusz Wach unscathed before immediately turning his attention to Anthony Joshua.
It was a straightforward assignment for Fury against 46-year-old Wach, who signalled to his corner to end the fight after six rounds before the referee stopped it.
Post-fight, ‘The Gypsy King’ was asked if it was now time to announce a long-awaited fight against Joshua.
“Let me tell you something, I got through my own test tonight, let’s see if he gets through his test. Then the biggest test of all is how big his balls are, if he’ll get in the ring with the big GK. I think he’s a big s**thouse. You saw him at Tottenham in front of 70,000 people – he didn’t have the guts to get in the ring and face me, so let’s see if he ever does.”
Fury has no intention of now travelling to Saudi Arabia to be ringside for ‘AJ’s fight against Kristan Prenga tomorrow night, but said he hopes the fight is signed next week, though still said the location is up in the air.
“Hopefully the big fight’s signed next week and we’ll head wherever we’re gonna head. Who the f**k knows. It’s gonna be in Vegas, New York, Ireland, London… Who knows where the fight’s gonna be – it might even be here in Pattaya, Thailand.”
Asked how it plays out, Fury said:
“It’d have gone pretty much the same way – I’d have jabbed his head off and chinned him.”
All eyes now turn to Joshua and Prenga. If there is no upset, serious cuts or injuries, the biggest fight in boxing is expected to take place in November.
