TYSON FURY shared his thoughts on Daniel Dubois’ victory against Fabio Wardley, and yet again couldn’t resist a dig at Anthony Joshua.
In an Instagram post that appeared to be a collaboration between Fury and the official Ring Magazine account, the Gypsy King took aim at AJ.
The pair are expected to come face to face in a blockbuster fight this autumn, and every bit of PR is useful at this stage.
Fury has continued with his mind games that have been going on for years.
His latest jibe at AJ came on Instagram, saying: “Well, I’ve just been sat here thinking, after Dubois’ unbelievable fight last night…
“Dubois fought ‘Big Baby’ [Jarrell] Miller, stopped him, never put him down.
“Then he fought [Filip] Hrgovic, stopped him, but never put him down. He fought Wardley last night in an unbelievable fight, stopped him, never put him down.
“He hit [Oleksandr] Usyk with some big bombs, never put him over. But yet he fights Anthony Joshua and pummels him, puts him to the floor five times.”
Dubois beat Miller just before Christmas in 2023, with the referee stopping the bout seconds before the end.
The London heavyweight then stopped Croatian Hrgovic five-and-a-half months later in the eighth – also via TKO.
Usyk, who fights next weekend in Egypt, beat Dubois twice while Wardley suffered an 11th round TKO on Saturday night after a brutal war where ‘Triple D’ was twice knocked down.
Joshua, meanwhile, was ruthlessly knocked out by Dubois in the fifth round in their September 2024 bout.
Fury continued: “I’m not saying Anthony Joshua’s chinless, but they’re the facts. Take it as you wish and as you will.
“Everybody else never went over, not a singular person – Big Baby Miller, Hrgovic, Usyk or Wardley, but Joshua goes down five times.
Fury concluded before laughing: “Chinny, get up!”
Fury vs AJ has been a decade in the making, but in December Fury’s promoter Frank Warren confirmed that the fight would happen – a week before a car crash in Nigeria which AJ was involved in – losing close friends Latif Ayodele and Sina Ghami.
Joshua will now fight Albanian Kristian Prenga in July, and promoter Eddie Hearn has earmarked November as the month that the biggest fight in British boxing history will take place.
