Tyson Fury has teased Anthony Joshua after calling off their heavyweight showdown &#8211; joking that Oleksandr Usyk could &#8216;lend him his nuts&#8217; after he offered to train his British rival for a potential fight against the Gypsy King.
Fury and Joshua looked to be on a collision course at last after the WBC world champion offered the struggling fighter a title shot at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff on December 3 &#8211; with the Watford-born star agreeing to a 60/40 split.
But Fury grew tired of waiting for Joshua to return his contract after his promoters Matchroom agonised over small details &#8211; and talks with broadcasters also took time &#8211; leaving the fight in tatters and the unbeaten heavyweight now seeking to face Mahmoud Charr instead.
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Tyson Fury has stuck the boot into Anthony Joshua after Oleksandr Usyk offered to train him
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Fury claims he has moved on from a mega fight with AJ after his failure to return his contract
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Before Fury claimed the fight was off, Usyk &#8211; who outpointed Joshua in Saudi Arabia in August &#8211; offered to train AJ for his showdown, something the Gypsy King has now pounced on, as he goaded both men.
He also warned Usyk not to be a &#8216;p***y like your pal&#8217; after the Ukrainian said he wouldn&#8217;t face Fury until next year.
Writing on Twitter alongside the story about Usyk offering to train AJ, Fury wrote: &#8216;Maybe you can lend him your nuts middleweight?! Usyk, don&#8217;t be a p***y like your big pal!&#8217;
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Usyk said he was happy to travel to Joshua&#8217;s camp to help him prepare for a fight with Fury
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Usyk overcame Joshua in their rematch in Saudi Arabia in August, winning on a split decision
Speaking last month, Usyk urged AJ not to give up despite his disappointing split decision defeat to him on August 20.
&#8216;If he needs my help, I will go to his camp and help him,&#8217; he said, speaking to Sky Sports. &#8216;He is not 40 years old, he is 33, so he should keep working – Anthony, don&#8217;t stop. I understand that he wanted to win against me, but Anthony can&#8217;t give up. He must go forward.&#8217;
His manager Alex Krassyuk added: &#8216;He said if needed he might come and give him a couple of [pieces of] advice.&#8217;
Usyk himself is still hoping to face Fury despite his taunts and confirmed this week they are still holding talks about a possible undisputed showdown &#8211; with Fury putting his WBC belt on the line and hoping to take the Ukrainian&#8217;s WBO, WBA and IBF belts.
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Joshua and promoter Eddie Hearn (L) have been assessing a contract sent to them by Fury&#8217;s team but have exhausted the patience of the WBC champion
&#8216;I don&#8217;t know anything about what Tyson Fury is doing or thinking,&#8217; he told Parimatch.
&#8216;We&#8217;re in negotiations talking about a match and we&#8217;re doing our best to make this bout happen.
&#8216;Of course, I really want to have this fight next year. But, if Tyson Fury is not interested in a match next year, then it&#8217;s not possible to fight against him. I&#8217;m not interested in fighting any other boxer, so let&#8217;s wait.
&#8216;He&#8217;s talking about £500million pounds for the fight. He&#8217;s a lunatic, but in a good sense I mean. I&#8217;d also want £500m, but it&#8217;s something crazy.&#8217;
Fury has been calling out a number of fighters in recent weeks, despite seemingly retiring this summer, but left a number of boxing fans crushed when he walked away from talks with Joshua after ten days of not returning his contract.
He said AJ could &#8216;forget about&#8217; an all-British showdown after missing the 5pm deadline he set on Monday evening.
&#8216;Well guys, it&#8217;s official: D-Day has come and gone,&#8217; Fury said on social media.
&#8216;It&#8217;s gone past 5 o&#8217;clock [on] Monday, no contract has been signed. It&#8217;s officially over for Joshua. He is now out in the cold with the wolfpack. Forget about it.
&#8216;Idiot, coward, s*** house bodybuilder. Always knew it, always knew you didn&#8217;t have the minerals to fight the Gypsy King.
&#8216;Regardless of what the f*** you say now, I don&#8217;t really care. Good luck with your career and your life. End of.&#8217;

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Tyson Fury has teased Anthony Joshua after Oleksandr Usyk offered to train him. The Gypsy King warns him ‘don’t be a p***y like your pal’