Tyson Fury has put unified heavyweight world champion Anthony Joshua on blast in a new scathing attack.
Joshua defended his IBF title while collecting the WBA Super and IBO belts in a thrilling heavyweight shootout with Wladimir Klitscko, last weekend.
The Ukrainian was making his first appearance since being dethroned by Fury in November 2015.
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Fury himself hasn't fought since unseating Klitschko but his victory sent seismic shock waves through the division.
As a result, Joshua claimed the IBF world title after the governing body stripped Fury of the belt after he failed to fulfill his mandatory obligations.
He then relinquished his other world honours, yet has vowed to return to the sport in pursuit of getting "rid" of the "fraud of the heavyweight division!"
The 28-year-old is on the comeback trail after battling depression. Fury is training alongside middleweight world champion Billy Joe Saunders in Marbella, Spain.
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Fury still has an enormous amount of weight to shed in order to get back inside the ring, though is eyeing a domestic mega-fight.
'AJ's' promoter Eddie Hearn has already tentatively booked the fight for Wembley Stadium next year as he hopes to stage another heavyweight classic.
Here's hoping Joshua vs. Fury becomes a reality in 2018! Make it happen, Eddie.
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