Tyson Fury has dismissed the idea he and Anthony Joshua will ever settle their lengthy feud, branding his fellow Brit a "coward".
The world heavyweight champion looked to be on a collision course with Joshua last year, and briefly again a few weeks ago, but their paths have never crossed in the ring. They had signed a deal for an August 14 bout in Saudi Arabia last year, but Fury ultimately was ordered to face Deontay Wilder for a third time, and talks for a new meeting this year fell apart.
And Fury has since criticised Joshua in a number of interviews, most recently branding his rival a "coward" in an interview with the Queensberry Promotions YouTube channel. He has instead opted to face Derek Chisora on December 3 after missing out on another fight date with the two-time champion, and doesn't believe they will ever fight.
