After failing to come to terms with Oleksandr Usyk for a potential fight, promoter Frank Warren is now reportedly willing to offer a significant sum of money to Anthony Joshua for a fight against Tyson Fury.

The negotiations for a Fury-Usyk matchup fell apart due to several issues, including the location and purse split. In a recent interview, promoter Bob Arum explained that they were close to finalizing a deal, but ultimately, they were unable to come to an agreement. With the Fury-Usyk fight now off the table, Warren is now looking to set up a blockbuster fight between Fury and Joshua. However, this will not be an easy task as there are several hurdles to overcome before the fight can be made. Moreover, he is confident that Fury will dominate his fellow countryman.

Frank Warren reveals his willingness to make Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury

In a recent interview with IFLTV, The British promoter claimed that he would be willing to bet against anyone who thought that Joshua had a chance against ‘The Gypsy King’. “would give him a big chance against Tyson, they would have to bet with me direct. Contact me I’ll take their bets. If we get it on,” he said.

Moreover, when questioned on how much money he would be willing to bet, he said, “Whatever they like!“.

Although Warren is confident that his fighter would beat ‘AJ’, this fight will be hard to make. If Warren is serious about making this fight happen, he will need to act quickly to get negotiations underway.

With both fighters in their prime, a Fury-Joshua matchup would be a massive event that would capture the attention of the entire boxing world.

Warren reveals why Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk fell through

In an interview with Fight Hub TV, Warren revealed the real issue which prevented the fight from happening. He stated that in the end, Usyk would have the better option to make more money if the fight took place later in December in Saudi Arabia.

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“Because you’re Usyk and you can make say $15M fighting Fury — which is a good number — but if you go another route and you fight Fury in the winter in Saudi, you can make $50-60M,” he said.

Boxing is a sport where money matters above all. Moreover, these athletes do have to see the financial incentive to make these super fights at the best possible time. However, this is also the reason why many of these super fights never get booked in boxing as we can see now.

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