Tyson Fury told he needs to beat Anthony Joshua to be greatest heavyweight of generation and it's bigger fight than Usyk

Fury was in line to eliminate Oleksandr Usyk on April 29 before the talks fell through, with Usyk stating he can see "absolutely nothing is going on"when it come to negotiations.

The battle would certainly have certainly sealed Fury's situation, given how it would certainly have unified the heavyweight department for the first time considering that Lennox Lewis in 1999.

However, speaking to talkSPORT, Oliver stated a spell with Joshua is "the largest available".

He said: "I assume dealing with AJ is the largest fight out there. I think it's the largest battle in the heavyweight department right now, that is the one.

"AJ vs Fury is a fight we've all wished to see and it's a massive fight as well as I think that's a fight that [Fury] would such as, because it's all about tradition.

"To cement your tradition in the contemporary age you have to box everybody as well as AJ is a big name in that heavyweight division.

"So, Fierceness needs that name on his record if he wishes to be referred to as the number one heavyweight of this modern age.

"I think it's a fight that would certainly whet his cravings even more than Usyk."

Fury's promoter, Frank Warren, additionally added: "I don't understand [regarding the battle], that depends on Tyson.

"I have no problem with it, but it depends on Tyson. We'll certainly see what happens with Joshua next week. I believe it's a much bigger fight than Usyk."

AJ lately returned to winning means with a consentaneous decision gain Jermaine Franklin.

After the win, he after that called out Fierceness for a summer season face-off.

There were talks for a "Fight of Britain"showdown last year, however like Usyk the negotiations at some point fell down.

And currently AJ is being afraid the "problem"arrangement procedure for a battle in between himself as well as Fierceness.