VIDEO: Tyson Fury Sings “AJ Is a P***y” With Fans in a Club  

Tyson Fury is back at it. The 33-year-old undefeated WBC heavyweight world champion was recently spotted just being his own self at a club. Screaming right into the mic on a stage with a ‘Gypsy King’ merchandise logo in the back, ‘The Gypsy King’ sang a little song for and along with the crowd.

In a new video, Tyson Fury can be seen and heard singing one particular line over and over again along with a massive crowd at a club – “AJ is a p***y, AJ is a p***y”.

After defeating Deontay Wilder again in the recent trilogy fight, Tyson Fury is now aiming straight for the golden throne. Dillian Whyte‘s name has been thrown into the mix a couple of times; however, ‘The Gypsy King’ has only one goal in mind at this point – a shot at heavyweight unification.

Anthony Joshua is currently standing in Fury’s way of a mega unification bout with the current unified champion, Oleksandr Usyk. Perhaps that is why Tyson Fury is out singing and calling his British rival a “p***y” in front of a massive crowd.

Anthony Joshua wants Tyson Fury to train him for Oleksandr Usyk rematch

After Anthony Joshua’s 12-round long technical demolition against Oleksandr Usyk, Tyson Fury sent out a message to the former champ; he said that he’d be willing to train him for the rematch. While many thought this was just banter and that this proposition did not hold much weight, it seems like Fury really wants to make that happen.

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Even Tyson Fury’s coach, Sugar Hill Steward, recently confirmed that the undefeated WBC champion really wants to train with Anthony Joshua. Steward highlighted that Fury is serious about it and believes joining forces and cross-training with ‘rivals’ or other boxing professionals can only result in the development of both fighters involved.

In a recent interview, Anthony Joshua shared his thoughts on Fury and his coach’s offer; AJ accepted and said his British rival is “more than welcome” to walk into his gym at any time.

“Yeah, lovely mate. If he takes no money for it. I don’t know if he’s after a quid or two. He’s more than welcome to come through the doors. He can even spar with me as well. I need a coach that’s lived it and breathed it, so it’d be perfect.

“That’ll be the easiest way to get him in the ring, I’ll set up a camera, Eddie [Hearn] will be there with a few cameras running it on Facebook or YouTube,” said Anthony Joshua.

Do you ever see Fury and AJ actually working together?

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