Tyson Fury claims Joshua refused to fight Wilder after being offered £64m

- Tyson Fury has slammed his fellow countryman Anthony Joshua for refusing to fight Deontay Wilder

- Fury claims AJ was offered a massive £64million to a two mega-fight but he refused

- Joshua and Fury recently agreed to go neck-to-neck in 2021 to unify the heavyweight division

Tyson Fury has claimed that Anthony Joshua refused a staggering £64million to have a mega-fight with former WBC champion Deontay Wilder.

The Gypsy King admitted that if the fight between AJ and the Bronze Bomber had happened, his fellow Brit would have lost the fight.

Fury who dethroned Wilder to become the new WBC champion believes the American would have had the better of Joshua.

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"When I was out of the ring retired, he tried to fight Joshua twice [and] it was going on for ages - we all know that.

"They offered him $80m [£64m] for a two-fight deal, and I know a few people who saw proof of the funds and people who I definitely trust and he refused," Fury told IFL.

Fury further stated that if the fight had happened that Joshua will not be regarded among the top heavyweights in the world.

He said: "Wilder beats Joshua 100,000,000 per cent. Wilder beats Joshua, [Dillian] Whyte, Jarrell Miller.

"One touch from the Bronze Bomber and their faces are gone forever.

"Wilder would do to Whyte and Joshua what he did to Dominic Breazleale... he would put them unconscious in round one."

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had earlier reported that Mike Tyson had a fair share of earnings in his glittering career and made well over $400million before filing for bankruptcy.

The Baddest Man on the Planet became a heavyweight champion at the age of 20 after defeating Trevor Berbick in 1985 and made $1.5m.

Tyson's earnings doubled two months later when he stopped Tony Tubbs in Japan and made $20m when he beat Micheal Spinks in just 90 seconds.

Legit.ng also reported that Mike Tyson has released another video of his training clip showing his punching power during a pad session with his coach.

The former undisputed heavyweight champion is expected to make a sensational return after 15 years outside the ring for an exhibition fight.

The 53-year-old who was beaten by Kevin McBride in his final fight before retirement has been sharing video clips of his training sessions on social media and fans love it.

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