Tyson Fury plans to run over Deontay Wilder 'like an 18-wheeler' truck
Fury is 15/2 with Planet Sport Bet to beat the "Bronze Bomber" between rounds one to three while a draw is 25/1.
However, a legal ruling in the United States wrecked those plans, with an arbitration hearing upholding claims from Wilder that he was contractually owed a third fight with WBC champion Fury.
Betting odds
Despite their first encounter ending as a split-draw and Wilder knocking Fury to the canvas on two occassions, Fury is 1/3 to retain his WBC heavyweight title with Planet Sport Bet.
Shirtless Fury gets no response
"Look, enough said. Time to cut off his head. Come July 24th, there will be bloodshed. Get your tickets now. I will see you soon.
"A lot of things are going to be different in this fight. On July 24, the world is going to see. We're going to reveal everything we've been working on.
"I didn't feel any way about Fury trying to negotiate another fight. We knew we were in the right and we knew they couldn't run. Silence is golden.
"I've been happy and even happier in my time off. I've had time to spend with my family and now I'm rejuvenated and ready to go.
"I've been training non-stop during the pandemic and I've been building. All this time between fights is going to be good for me and bad for him. I've had nothing but time to progress.
"Whatever he does on July 24, we will have an answer for it. I'm training very hard and my mind is very violent. I'm ready to go."
"All this bloodshed stuff, not so certain. Heard it all before, to be fair," replied Fury.
Joshua talks 'crazy rollercoaster'
Since the breakdown of plans for their scheduled contest on August 14, there have been plenty of words between the two rival camps - Joshua having labelled Fury a "fraud" during a spat played out in public on social media.