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Fury reveals whether he will attend Joshua's fight with Prenga
Tyson Fury has confirmed whether he will attend rival Anthony Joshua's fight against Kristian Prenga on Saturday night in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
Joshua and Prenga will clash exclusively live on DAZN PPV and DAZN Ultimate Tier, but 24 hours before, Fury is involved in a fight of his own.
Taking place in Thailand, 'The Gypsy King' will face veteran Mariusz Wach in what is a warm-up bout before finally going head-to-head with Joshua later this year.
Fury to return home and not attend Joshua fight
But when it comes to getting an early look at Joshua, and going face-to-face in the Jeddah Superdome after his fight, Fury has no interest, and is instead heading home after taking on Wach.
"I’m going home, to the Isle of Man, to my wife and kids who I’ve been away from for 10 weeks," Fury told iFL TV.
"Not interested at all, got my own business to deal with like he’s got his own business to deal with.
"It’s been 10 years in the making or more, I’m sure we can wait another few months."
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Plans are in motion for a Fury-Joshua fight, but it has hit a stumbling block, the location.
There have been numerous venues suggested from London's Wembley Stadium to an arena in Las Vegas, but there is a real hope that the former will stage the contest.
However, His Excellency Turki Alalshikh wants an American audience to watch this heavyweight contest, and therefore would need it to take place in Britain's early hours.
Local laws mean this is easier said than done, but for Fury, he does not care where the fight is.
"Nothing like that matters to me, where the fight is.
"We’re called prize fighters for a reason so, if the fight’s on Mars, we’re going to go there."
Fury then cast doubt on whether his meeting with Joshua will become a reality, and is not convinced 'AJ' wants it after he failed to get into the ring after his win over Arslanbek Makhmudov in April.
"Until that fight happens, walking to the ring, I’m not convinced it does," Fury continued.
"He wouldn’t even get in the ring, he s—t himself.
"I think he’s a bottlejob, flapper, a chinless wonder as well."
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