Eddie Hearn thinks Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua won't fight on December 3 as their fight negotiations are seemingly up in the air.
Heavyweight champion Fury stated he would come out of retirement by offering Joshua the chance to settle their domestic rivalry on December 3 at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff. 'AJ' accepted terms offered by Fury and the two teams began to discuss fight contracts, but Joshua missed Fury's proposed deadline of Monday to sign a contract and the fight was seemingly off.
Fury then turned his attention to a fight with Manuel Charr but, in a bizarre turn of events 'The Gypsy King' said Queensbury Promotions boss Frank Warren had convinced him to go back into negotiations with Joshua, leaving Charr frustrated as he accused Fury of avoiding a fight against him. Hearn is still not confident Fury vs Joshua will take place due to Fury wanting the fight to be finalised today.
