Tyson Fury suggests a bout with Daniel Dubois or Fabio Wardley would be "like EFL League One versus UEFA Champions League."
'The Gypsy King' made his return to the heavyweight division in April with a comfortable decision win over Arslanbek Makhmudov.
His comeback came a month before Dubois dethroned Wardley as WBO champion in a fight-of-the year contender in Manchester.
But Fury admits he has no interest in facing either man, believing that the gulf in quality between him and them is too much to bridge.
"It's like EFL League One versus [the] UEFA Champions League," he said on FurociTV. "They had a good fight together.
"[But] we've seen what happens when Dubois steps up to the Premier League. They don't really do anything for me.
"They're very good fighting men, but there's not a lot of avoided punches in there. It's just manly giving and taking it."
However, Fury acknowledged that Dubois could potentially be a leading force in the division for another decade to come.
"The thing with Daniel is he’s so young," he added. "He’s a two-time world champion. He’s only 28 years old.
"He’s like a decade younger than us, than myself, than [Oleksandr] Usyk, than all these people. So, when we’re all finished and retired, he’s still got years to go."
Fury is currently plotting a second tune-up bout ahead of his long-awaited super-clash with Anthony Joshua, likely in October or November.
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