Tyson Fury has told Derek Chisora to have Anthony Joshua contact their manager in order to have a trilogy fight made.
World heavyweight champion Fury is constantly flip-flopping on his decision to retire from boxing, claiming on different occasions that he would only fight for either £500million in an undisputed fight with Oleksandr Usyk or free if it meant facing Joshua in the UK. But he now appears to want to offer Chisora a trilogy bout, as he promised late last year in his retirement plan.
And he believes that the man who can make the deal is David 'KD' Ghansa, who runs Joshua and Chisora's 258 Management team. Fury took to Instagram yesterday to send a number of messages to his former opponent, telling him to accept the fight and calling out KD as Joshua's 'bag handler'.
