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Tyson Fury was not too pleased with the outcome of the Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois heavyweight fight. The aforementioned two were part of one of the most lopsided fights in the division's history, with Dubois knocking 'AJ' down several times throughout five rounds before finally knocking him out.
Naturally, Fury, who was linked to a big money fight with Joshua, was irate with the latter's knockout loss, claiming that the defeat has likely cost him the matchup. Clips of his ringside reaction have been making the rounds on social media, chiefly Instagram.
"Listen, that's cost me $150,000,000, the silly cu*nt. Of course it has, he's f***ed. Turki [Alalshikh], you better pay me now."
Check out Tyson Fury's reaction to Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois:
The matchup was discussed fairly recently, with both Joshua and Saudi minister Turki Alalshikh calling 'The Gypsy King' on FaceTime to goad him. During the pair's conversation, Joshua openly expressed his desire to face Fury regardless of what occurs between the latter and Oleksandr Usyk in their upcoming rematch.
Unfortunately, Joshua's loss to Dubois have clearly thrown a wrench into Fury's plans. While the situation could have something of a solution if Fury loses to Usyk, it is a gamble. What happens now remains to be seen, but the Fury vs. Joshua saga continues to take on newer complexions.
There's a possibility of Fury taking on Dubois, but despite the IBF heavyweight title being up for grabs, it isn't a lucrative matchup due to Dubois' distinct lack of star power.
Tyson Fury previously claimed not to care about the outcome of Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois
Ahead of the Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois matchup, Tyson Fury had a sitdown with iFL TV. When discussing the bout, 'The Gypsy King' engaged in vintage trash talk, trying to downplay its significance and even dismissing the outcome.
"Unless it's involving me, I don't care who wins. I've got my own fight with [Oleksandr] Usyk to deal with at the end of December, and Christmas time. So that's what I'm thinking about. I'm not thinking about who wins out of these two divies. Don't really matter who wins out of these two."
Check out Tyson Fury's prior thoughts on Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois (1:41):
Now, however, Fury's tune has changed and he appears to regret losing the prospect of a Joshua payday.
