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Tyson Fury believes Eddie Hearn is the reason for the holdup of a long overdue clash with Anthony Joshua.

Fury vs. Joshua is a matchup that has been discussed heavily throughout the years. The general consensus is that both men missed their window to fight each other during their primes. Talks have intensified recently, but there has been a disagreement over the location of the bout.

“The Gypsy King†blamed Joshua's team for playing games, and he said he's moving on from the bout. In a follow-up video, Fury put Hearn on blast while praising Zuffa Boxing's lead man and UFC CEO Dana White.

“Before I forget, I'd just like to thank Dana White for making this deal happen with Netflix and getting it over the line,†Fury said. “You did an amazing job, mate. Even if Eddie's a little jealous [expletive], and hasn't got the guts to come out and say he had nothing to do with it, I'm a man, and I can give another respect for doing something great that Eddie and all his mates tried to do for years and could never do.â€

Fury also had some harsh words for Joshua, saying he won't wait for a “sausage†who was “knocked spark out†by Daniel Dubois. Fury and Joshua recently had successful tune-up fights, but things were a bit dicey for the latter. “The Gypsy King†stopped Mariusz Wach before the eighth round could begin, while Joshua had to survive two knockdowns before scoring a second-round knockout over Kristian Prenga.

Whether or not fight fans will ever get to see Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua remains to be seen, but for some, that ship has long sailed.

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