Nobody cares for the prospective all-British battle between Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury because they've waited too long to make the long-rumored fight a reality, according to the crossover boxer and former UFC star Darren Till.

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua never fought when they were at their peaks. Now both are coming off defeats. A fight between the two British big men nonetheless remains a viable option. But how big a fight would Fury vs.

Usyk and Fury fought this past Saturday at Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and they went all 12 rounds. In the end, Usyk defeated Fury by unanimous decision with 116-112 on all three judges’ scorecards to retain his WBC, WBA and WBO heavyweight titles, along with his undefeated status.

Anthony Joshua was humble when he was asked about how he would fare against Tyson Fury despite the Gypsy King losing back-to-back fights against Ukrainian Oleksandr Usyk

Anthony Joshua has said that he's targeting a long-awaited mega-money showdown with Tyson Fury in 2025, which will finally determine who is the better British boxer

The two heavyweight stars fought on Saturday night at Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in a massive championship fight. After 12 rounds of fighting, Usyk defeated Fury in a unanimous decision with 116-112 on all three judges’ scorecards to retain his WBC, WBA and WBO heavyweight titles.

The Brit suffered the fourth defeat of his career against Daniel Dubois last year, but has now been sensationally tipped to face the 'Gypsy King' later this year