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Anthony Joshua ridicules Tyson Fury ‘celebrity status’ and fashion sense

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Anthony Joshua gave Tyson Fury both barrels this morning as the world heavyweight champion addressed his rivals’ sense of fashion.

The unified ruler spoke to host Roman Kemp on Capital Breakfast, where he discussed various topics.

Asked by Kemp, ‘Which celebrity you’ve met has the worst fashion sense?’ – Fury’s name immediately came into the equation.

Tyson Fury celebrity

AJ even joked, ‘is he even a celebrity?’ when talking about how Fury is perceived in the UK public eye.

ROMAN KEMP

The conversation began as follows:

AJ: Hmm…

Roman Kemp: I would go as far as saying Tyson Fury’s alligator shoes…

Co-host Sonny Jay: Oh yeah, they’re pretty horrendous.

AJ: Oh! Mate, let’s not even. Is he even a celebrity? Like…

ALL: [laugh]

AJ: He needs to come to BOSS ASAP. He needs to go to BOSS and get some tailoring done,” added Joshua about his recent line of clothing with the brand released this week.

“You know what I mean. Get some custom-made pieces, I promise you.

“They said David Haye used to wear the worst suits, and now, he’s passed the baton over to Tyson Fury. So right now we’re saying, Tyson Fury,” he concluded.

Anthony Joshua rivalry

Those comments certainly won’t go down well with Fury, who prides himself on his unusual style.

Fury regularly turns up at media gatherings aiming to steal the show with his suits, just as Conor McGregor does in the UFC.

Joshua’s condemnation of Fury’s clothing will only intensify the bad blood, which is set to culminate in a massive undisputed unification in 2021.

At present, Joshua and Fury have other fights to deal with. Once they are over, Fury vs Joshua is set to light up the UK Pay-Per-View market.

Kubrat Pulev and Oleksandr Usyk are both in Joshua’s future. Fury still has to deal with Deontay Wilder again in the coming months.

Tune into Capital Breakfast with Roman Kemp weekdays from 6 am – 10 am across the UK.