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Frank Warren and Tyson Fury have told Anthony Joshua and his team that they have until the end of the day to agree to a Battle of Britain clash on either November 26 or December 3.
AJ has accepted Warren’s offer of a 60-40 split purse and agreed to the proposed location of the Millennium stadium but asked for the world title fight to take place on December 17 instead. However, Fury denied his request.
Warren has said Fury’s terms are ‘more than generous’ and that they are not going to ‘hang around’ for AJ as taking this fight should be a ‘no brainer’ for the boxer who just suffered his second successive loss.
Frank Warren and Tyson Fury have told Anthony Joshua and his team that they have until the end of the day to agree to a Battle of Britain clash on either November 26 or December 3
Speaking to iFL TV, Warren said: ‘We need an answer quickly. Tyson has told me again this morning that if they do not come back with the thumbs up then we move on. We are not going to hang around. This is not going to drag on.
‘We just want to get the fight on. Or not. Then everyone knows where they stand. The deadline [for accepting the terms and choosing a date] is today. What is there for them to discuss? Lets be honest.
Eddie Hearn (left) has received written terms from Frank Warren over a Battle of Britain clash between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua (right)
However, Joshua has requested for the fight to take place on December 17 instead of Fury’s proposed dates
‘George is speaking to Matchroom. Of course they will have their discussions but the nucleolus of the deal, the most important parts of the deal shouldn’t be a problem for them.’
Warren went on to say: ‘They’ve got the offer. It’s a very good offer. It’s a 60/40 split and I think from Tyson’s perspective it’s a very generous offer as AJ is coming off two losses. So yeah, it’s a very generous offer.
‘We originally spoke about the 12th of November as we were trying to get it on at…
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