Tyson Fury rules out Anthony Joshua fight next, open to Deontay Wilder trilogy
"When the fight doesn't happen, that is when I end up in a massive depression and feel like killing myself."
Tyson Fury has revealed he could be fighting Deontay Wilder next, instead of a showdown against Anthony Joshua.
The Gypsy King defeated Wilder in their rematch in 2020 via knockout in the seventh round to become WBC heavyweight champion.
Despite a two-fight deal agreed in principle between Fury and Joshua, the former has insisted the fight is no closer to being confirmed.
"Don't write Wilder out of the equation next, I could be having the trilogy fight with him yet."
Tyson Fury is the second fighter after Riddick Bowe to have won all four major heavyweight world titles
Fury is promoted by Bob Arum and Frank Warren while Joshua is looked after by Matchroom Boxing's Eddie Hearn. His contract with ESPN states that he must lace the gloves up twice this year regardless to fulfill his contract.
"I have two fights this year and I don't give a f*** if they are with, Joe Bloggs, Fred Flintstone, Mike Tyson, anybody. I just want to fight this year," Fury stated.
Fans share concern for Fury's mental health
Ben Davison was the man who helped him overcome suicide, coaching and training him to lose more than 100-pounds. While talks continue to sound positive from promoters involved, Fury is not holding his breath over a showdown with Joshua and is back on the booze rather than the gym.
Tyson Fury is the second fighter after Riddick Bowe to have won all four major heavyweight world titles