Tyson Fury has called for a second fight on December 3 if he ultimately ends up fighting Mahmoud Charr instead of Anthony Joshua.
The world heavyweight champion appears not to be keen on a fight with Joshua this year, and has consistently put seemingly insurmountable obstacles in the way of his rival's team accepting the fight. Just this week he has set two deadlines; first Monday and now today, for contracts to be signed, despite them currently being in the lawyers' hands.
And he appears more eager to fight the former WBA 'regular' heavyweight champion Charr instead, accepting his frequent social media callouts and declaring that they will be squaring off. With Joshua talks now stalling, it appears that the German is top of the list of future opponents, although Fury now appears to be looking at adding a second one to the mix for December 3.