Tyson Fury has rubbished suggestions he could face Moses Itauma, stating that he would only take him on for "big money".
'The Gypsy King' ended his latest retirement back in April with an eye towards a super-bout with Anthony Joshua this year.
But Fury has found his name in connection with star Itauma, who has shot towards the heavyweight summit in his absence.
Now however, the Briton has poured cold water on any appeal of a bout with the younger man, save for an eye-watering payday.
"I'm a prizefighter," he told iFL TV. "Show me the money, and I will do the job. If there is no money involved, what is the point?
"He doesn't have a belt, he doesn't have [anything]. What is it for? I don't need to fight kids, do you know would I mean?
"Listen, Moses is a good kid and great boxer, brilliant. But unless it's going to [be for] big money, why would I want to fight Moses?"
Fury is expected to take a second tune-up before Joshua, with the star previously suggesting he will fight this August in Dublin.
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