Anthony Joshua hands out wads of cash to people at his local estate

He failed to reclaim the world heavyweight titles, losing a split-decision in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

He's training ahead of a proposed all-British showdown and took time out of his day to spend some time with fans in his local estate.

The 32-year-old shared a video of himself in dialogue with youngsters at the Meriden Estate.

He was filmed taking pictures and greeting them, before shadow boxing in front of a crowd in a car park.

The former world champion then took a wad of cash from his bag and began handing money to a group of people.

Joshua could be in line to receive a massive payday if his bout against Fury comes to fruition.

The self-proclaimed 'Gypsy King', though, has told his rival to sign the contract by Monday.

Speaking to his promoter Queensberry, he said: "We'll know by Monday anyway [if the super-fight is on] because if it's not done by Monday I'm moving on.

"I was optimistic about three weeks ago but it shouldn't be taking this long to sign a contract.

"I'm not waiting around for some guy who's lost three of his last five fights. He's lucky that I'm giving him a world title shot. If not he'll have to wait a long time to get another one.

"I don't mind chucking him a bone. But I don't want him to start dictating [stuff] to me. He is an invited guest at my party. My rules. So if you want to play the game, come to the banquet and take your seat. If not, go to your own banquet."