Tyson Fury claims ‘s***house’ Anthony Joshua doesn’t have the guts for Battle of Britain showdown

TYSON FURY reckons Anthony Joshua does not have the guts for their mega showdown. The Gypsy King, 37, warmed up for their all-British heavyweight bout with a seventh-round stoppage of Mariusz Wach in Thailand. Tyson Fury dominated Mariusz Wach in Thailand Credit: AFP Anthony Joshua is preparing to battle it out with Kristian Prenga Credit: Getty Now all eyes turn to AJ’s fight with Kristian Prenga in Saudi Arabia tomorrow. Fury said: “I got through my 39th test tonight. Let’s see if he can get through his. Because I think he is a s***house. Sign up for the Sport newsletter Thank you! “In front of 70,000 at Tottenham, he never had the guts to get in the ring and face me. “The biggest test is how big his balls are. Now we’ll see if he has the guts – but I’m not convinced.” Just 1,500 fans were in attendance to see Wach, 46, comfortably beaten. There was no live broadcast, while SunSport was the only British media outlet at ringside. Fury claimed: “If it was Joshua instead of Wach in there, it would have gone the same way. “I’d have jabbed his head off and chinned him.” Most read in Sport SUN VEGAS WELCOME OFFER: GET UP TO £100 BONUS Anthony Joshua vs Kristian Prenga - all the info Anthony Joshua faces Kristian Prenga in his huge comeback fight Fury initially claimed he would not travel to Jeddah to watch AJ – but U-turned last night. He added: “I am going. I will see you ringside. He is getting chinned. “I want to keep going, I want to box. If the fight is going to be postponed until next year, I’m going to fight again and again and again. “I’m not going to stay out of the ring and wait for a sausage. A big ­useless potato. I could have sat down and done f*** all for two years. “It’s the whole build-up, fight week, press conferences, weigh-ins and wrapping your hands for real. “It’s going out there and having a fight with a big man. It all builds you up for the next one.” Fury looked sharp, switching southpaw and peppering Wach with crisp combinations. The Pole repeatedly tried to wrestle on the inside, but Fury remained in complete control and even playfully kissed his opponent during a clinch. Fury will jet into Jeddah to watch Joshua’s bout Credit: Getty The Gypsy King looked sharp against Wach Credit: Getty After seven one-sided rounds, the ringside ­doctor stepped in to halt the contest. Fury added: “I got what I needed, 100 per cent. I got some good rounds in and Mariusz is a tough man. “Going into my next fight – whoever that may be – I’ll be sharp and match fit.” Now the spotlight shifts 4,000 miles west to Jeddah, with Joshua knowing victory will lead to a fight British boxing has chased for more than a decade. Comment now