FURY'S FURY: GYPSY KING LAYS DOWN THE GAUNTLET AFTER AJ DEAL!

Well, well, well. The rumour mill's been spinning faster than a prime Naseem Hamed, and now we've got something concrete – or as concrete as it gets in this game. Anthony Joshua's inked a deal, reportedly a three-fight pact with Saudi Arabia, and you can bet your last quid Tyson Fury wasn't going to stay quiet. The Mirror broke the news, and the 'Gypsy King' wasted no time in unleashing a verbal volley that echoed across the boxing world.

Fury, never one to mince his words, fired back instantly. It's classic Tyson, isn't it? AJ makes a move, and Fury's there, ready to rip into it, challenging the very notion of Joshua's ambition. This isn't just about a fight; it's about bragging rights, about who truly rules the roost in the heavyweight division. Fury's always seen himself as the undisputed monarch, and any perceived challenge to that throne gets his hackles up quicker than a dodgy decision at ringside.

This isn't some polite invitation to tea; it's a declaration of war, a gauntlet thrown down with the force of a Lennox Lewis uppercut. Fury's message is clear: if Joshua wants to be seen as the top dog, he's got to go through him. The fans, the proper fight fans who remember the glory days of Benn vs Eubank, are salivating. This isn't just a potential fight; it's a clash of titans, a proper British tear-up that could define an era. Let's hope the talking stops soon and the fists start flying. The sweet science demands it.