‘These w*****s’ – Tyson Fury sends Eddie Hearn x-rated Dana White message with Anthony Joshua fight on brink of collapse

TYSON FURY has sent Eddie Hearn an X-rated message over Dana White’s involvement in his punch-up with Anthony Joshua. The UFC and Zuffa Boxing chief has been a late addition to the finalising of the long-overdue British dust-up, which is currently set to land at Madison Square Garden on November 20. Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua is currently hanging in the balance Credit: GETTY The Battle of Britain is currently slated to land at Madison Square Garden in New York Credit: GETTY White and the TKO Group have played a role in the booking of MSG and the fight’s broadcast deal with Netflix The American has claimed he’s the lead promoter for the fight, a claim Hearn has vehemently disputed. Sign up for the Sport newsletter Thank you! Hearn is adamant White, with whom he’s now embroiled in a bitter feud, will have no involvement in the bout. But Fury has opened the door for the UFC supremo to be a key player in the clash of former heavyweight kings. He said: “As for all these promoters saying, ‘Dana White has nothing to do with it. Dana White, why should he be involved?’ “If Dana White wants to be involved, he can come in on my side. He can be a part of me. “Get in, Dana. You wanna make the fight? You come on my side. Be an advisor, be a trainer, be a manager, be whatever the f**k you want. “All these w*****s saying, ‘He should do it, he should do it.’ I welcome you all.” Most read in Sport SUN VEGAS WELCOME OFFER: GET UP TO £100 BONUS AJ and promoter Eddie Hearn are desperately trying to get the fight to take place in England and have also pushed back on Dana White and the TKO Group’s involvement in the fight Credit: PA Tyson Fury has welcomed the UFC boss’ involvement in the fight Credit: GETTY Fury, 38, missed out on a two-fight series with AJ in 2021 after Deontay Wilder won his arbitration for a trilogy fight. And at this stage in his career, The Gypsy King couldn’t care less who is involved in delivering the fight. He continued: “All the promoters in the world that wanna be involved, come to me and join my team. I don’t care. “It does not matter who is involved. It does not matter whose involved. Bob Arum, Don King, Frank Warren, Eddie Hearn, Dana White, TKO, Nick Khan, Turki Alalshikh. “Whoever’s involved great, [the] more the merrier. Let’s get it on, no problem.” The venue for the past-due Battle of Britain is the current major impasse. Netflix and Saudi boxing supremo Turki Alalshikh are keen for it to take place at MSG. But Joshua and his team are adamant it be held in the UK, as per the terms of the contract they inked. The Home of Boxing in 2026 There's a massive year of boxing ahead! It’s shaping up to be a blockbuster year of action inside the boxing ring. The Gypsy King has beaten Mariusz Wach in his second fight of the year to set up a huge fight with Anthony Joshua And AJ did the same, knocking out Kristian Prenga in the second round of a thrilling encounter – the Brit was knocked down twice in the opening round. Now fans are looking forward to Moses Itauma’s return for his toughest fight yet against Filip Hrgovic in August. Here’s all the big fights coming up… August Sat 29 – Moses Itauma vs Filip Hrgovic – DAZN September Sat 12 – Conor Benn vs Ryan Garcia – DAZN *If you click a link in this boxout, we will earn affiliate revenue. Hearn has sent them an addendum to the contract, which includes a proposal to cover the financial loss Joshua will incur due to the high tax in NYC. And they’re now waiting to hear back from Netflix and Co. In an exclusive interview with SunSport, the Matchroom supremo said: “We sent the addendum a couple of days ago. We had a phone call tonight saying a response is incoming. “But as we sit here, nothing yet. So I’m sure they’ll come back with their comments. “And listen, hopefully we can move forward. But we don’t really want to move forward with an American fight. “Now, will we? Maybe. But we’d rather not. “If they can accept what we put forward and everything can be wrapped up. “And they really want to do it (in America) ; we’re going to be having that conversation.” Comment now