Footage Of Tyson Fury FaceTiming Anthony Joshua Emerges Following Recent Staredown

Tyson Fury hilariously Facetimed Anthony Joshua at the pub before 'AJ' replied with: "When are we fighting?"

ITV followed Fury in the build-up to his rematch with Deontay Wilder in February for a documentary titled 'Tyson Fury: The Gypsy King'.

Fury begins the conversation by saying: "What's happening AJ?"

Joshua responds: "Training, keeping my life simple. What's been happening? Everything good? Family good?"

Fury replies with: "I'm all good brother."

Joshua the turns his attention to the ring and asks: "When are we fighting? It sounds like 2021."

Fury then jokes: "When are we fighting? Behave yourself! I only called you up to say hello."

The pair looked set to go head-to-head later this year following Fury's victory over Wilder but the coronavirus pandemic has pushed it back a year.

Nevertheless, both men seem up for putting their belts on the line and engaged in a first staredown of sorts recently.

The pair of heavyweight title holders bumped into each other in Spain and appeared to have a conversation.

Joshua, the unified champion, took to social media to post a picture of them in mid-conversation.

On Twitter, he wrote: "Sweeeeeeeeeeeet Caroline!! Ohhhh ohhh ohhhhh."

Fury, who holds the WBC title, responded on Instagram: "Good times never seem so good. 2021 it's going of," he wrote accompanied with the picture of the two heavyweight kings.

Both men are taking a break as they await for their next assignment, with Fury set to face longtime rival Wilder for a third time in December.

Joshua, meanwhile, will defend his world titles against mandatory challenger Kubrat Pulev later this year.

Fury vs. Joshua will be a huge pay-per-event but promoter Eddie Hearn insists the fight won't cost £49.95.

"You think that I'm going to double [it], oh and by the way, I don't even set the pay-per-view prices," he explained.

"You think Sky are going to double of Joshua - Ruiz for example, for Joshua - Fury. Do I think that'll go over £29.95, no I don't."

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Featured Image Credit: ITV

Topics: Tyson Fury, Boxing News, Boxing, Deontay Wilder

Daniel Marland

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