Anthony Joshua's former trainer Robert Mc Cracken insists it is 'nobody else's business' whether the unified champion wants to proceed with a heavyweight super-fight against Tyson Fury. Frank Warren told Sky Sports terms were agreed and they were 'waiting for AJ', while Eddie Hearn announced talks have reopened to stage the fight at Wembley Stadium. However, Mc Cracken believes the two British stars should not pay attention to the constant speculation.

He stated, 'I think it works out how it should work out most of the time, but it's up to the fighters if they want to fight each other and try and get the better of each other.' Mc Cracken added, 'I don't think it's anybody else's business whether they should fight or not - I think they both proved themselves.' Despite Fury branding Joshua a 'coward' in a social media outburst, Mc Cracken insists Joshua would relish the chance to settle the rivalry, noting, 'With Anthony Joshua, in my experiences, he was happy to fight anybody.' The trainer also suggested Joshua will be fueled by criticism from his recent close call against Kristian Prenga, stating, 'He'll be looking to prove people wrong, any of the doubters.' He concluded, 'Hopefully it will and then obviously everyone can enjoy it.'.