Tyson Fury promises Anthony Joshua a quick KO: "It'll be swift!"

Tyson Fury tells Anthony Joshua: "I'll make it a quick KO"

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua's long-running rivalry rages on, still with no confirmation of their fight yet. The heavyweight rivals are reportedly set to lock horns on December 11 in Cardiff, but no announcements have been made, with both camps accusing each other of ducking.

Fury addressed Joshua in his latest callout online, spending 50 seconds cussing his rival, calling him a coward, and promising to knock him out quickly.

"It's alright Joshua, I've know you're afraid, but I won't hurt ya, I'll make it quick.

"I'll make it a quick KO, so you can get back to your business work, being a landlord and stuff.

"I'll make it very fast, and I'll make it pain-free for you and your team, and Eddie. I promise not to hurt him too bad. And I promise ya, it'll be swift. It'll be over quite quickly and he can back to being a businessman, and know who the spartan is.

"If he ever gets the guts, because at the minute I hear he's yellow. Running around yellow like a little coward is what he is.

"White flag! Where are ya, white flag?

"I'm coming for you, you big, useless, ugly dosser!

"Paper chin, popadom chin.

"You silly, useless, piece of sh*t!"

This particular British rivalry goes back to before AJ even turned pro. Fury was sparring in a London gym and offered up his Rolex watch to anyone that could beat him. A teenage AJ jumped in the ring and battered Fury, causing The Gypsy King to heap praise on the youngster.

Over a decade later, they have each been crowned world champion twice, but neither man owns a world title currently.

Their proposed clash will be for pride only and to finally answer the age-old question about who is the British heavyweight king of their generation.