Tyson Fury has expressed uncertainty about his highly anticipated fight with Anthony Joshua, stating he is willing to fight someone else if their matchup does not materialize by the end of 2026. Fury is set to face Mariusz Wach this Friday in Thailand, a bout that will not be broadcast, while Joshua is scheduled to fight Kristian Prenga on Saturday in Saudi Arabia.

Both fighters aim to win their respective warm-up matches, with an agreement in place to finally meet in November or December of this year. However, Fury cast doubt on this potential showdown during an interview with Dev Sahni on Sky Sports News, delivering a blunt message about Joshua:

I'm not interested in him or his mates or anybody else. I don't give a **** about him.

• Fury emphasized his focus on the upcoming fight with Wach, stating, "I've got five months left of the year... if it is your man Anthony Joshua, good. And if it's not, then I'll be fighting somebody else."

Fury also confirmed he has no plans to watch Joshua's fight, saying, "I've got about as much interest in Anthony Joshua versus 'some Pringles' as I have of spewing that all over the floor. None."

As for Mariusz Wach, who last held a heavyweight title in 2012, Fury acknowledged the challenge ahead, noting Wach's experience and toughness:

He's a tough man. He's a veteran, and he's been around the game 20 years plus.

Fury has been training for 10 weeks and is confident in his preparation, stating he is in "great shape and fit as a fiddle." The bout against Wach promises to be a test for Fury as he navigates the uncertain waters of his career and potential future fights.