Joshua and Fury are expected to meet on November 20, with Madison Square Garden in New York emerging as a likely location -- although it was originally due to be staged in Britain.But Fury said on Friday that the fight "doesn't look like it's going to happen" in an angry social media post where he accused Joshua and his promoter, Eddie Hearn of wanting "more money" from Saudi boxing supremo Turki Alalshikh.Warren, who is Fury's promoter, said that the 38-year-old would fight Joshua anywhere.Hearn, however, claims that staging the fight in the United States would cost his fighter some money, and he wants compensation to agree to move it from the UK."Does AJ (Joshua) want the fight?," Warren said on Wednesday. "I don't know. He had a hard fight last time."Joshua knocked out the unheralded Kristian Prenga in two rounds in July but only after he was twice floored himself in the opening round."He came through it in the end but it was hard," added Warren."They're quite right when they say they signed a contract for the fight to take place in the UK. "Tyson didn't sign up for America but he just wants to get the fight on and get all the politics out the way."
Britain's Tyson Fury accused Anthony Joshua and his promoter, Eddie Hearn of wanting 'more money' in an angry social media post © Chanakarn LAOSARAKHAM / AFP
