ANTHONY JOSHUA has trolled Tyson Fury after revealing the Gypsy King had blocked him on social media. AJ tweeted a screenshot which showed his fellow British heavyweight had blocked him from seeing Fury's account. 5 Anthony Joshua has trolled Tyson Fury after being blocked by the Mancunian Credit: Reuters 5 AJ posted an image of a screenshot showing Fury had blocked him Credit: Twitter Along with a clown emoji, Josh tweeted: "Why so serious" It comes just hours after Fury labelled Joshua and his team a "pack of s***houses" after the WBA, WBO and IBF world champion beat Alexander Povetkin. Joshua saw off Russian drug cheat Povetkin with a blistering seventh-round TKO, but hours later Fury was venting his anger. The Gypsy King - who also threatened to punch AJ's "head off" - claims the world heavyweight champion is running scared and will not meet him in the ring. Angry Tyson Fury reacts to the Anthony Joshua v Alexander Povetkin fight 5 Fury vented his anger on social media hours after AJ's win Credit: Getty Images - Getty LATEST BOXING NEWS BOSH Boxing schedule 2021: EVERY major fight including Fury vs Wilder & Mayweather vs Paul Pictured LOVED UP Tyson and Paris Fury pack on PDA with intimate kiss as pair soak up Miami sun Video 'MAYBE IN THE FUTURE' Lomachenko teases UFC switch after being gifted personalised gear NUR WAY Khabib Nurmagomedov turned down $100M offer to box Floyd Mayweather, says agent CASH BACK AJ wants to know where Fury's £7m charity donation is before bare-knuckle fight PIECE OF CAKE Fury preparing for 'cheesecake' Wilder by wolfing down ice cream desserts TO BE FRANK Frank Warren slams Hearn and blames his motormouth on Fury vs Joshua collapse FIGHT OR FLIGHT Fears grow that Joshua vs Fury will not happen until at least 2023 Fury's next fight will come on December 1 after confirming he will take on WBC champion Deontay Wilder. AJ had suggested the next time he enters the ring will be against the American. And a poll he released on his Twitter page showed fans wanted to see him fight Wilder, too. Some 186,000 fans had voted within two hours, with 53 per cent wanting Wilder, 42 per cent choosing Fury and just five per cent looking to see him take on Dillian Whyte. Anthony Joshua and Eddie Hearn talk about Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury after Alexander Povetkin win 5 Former world champion Fury will take on Deontay Wilder on December 1 Credit: Reuters 5 AJ has already begun his recovery as he considers his next fight Credit: Instagram Fury claimed Joshua and promoter Eddie Hearn and robbing the British boxing fans of the country's "biggest fight". He said: "Think it's now safe to say AJ and his team are a pack of s***houses and will rob the British boxing fans of Britons [sic] biggest fight."<doc-sep>Anthony Joshua: 'Instinct' told me it was time to knock Povetkin out Anthony Joshua will face the winner of December's fight between Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury "subject to terms, without a problem in the world", says Matchroom Sport chairman Barry Hearn. Joshua retained his world heavyweight titles with a seventh-round stoppage of Russian Alexander Povetkin on Saturday. He will return to Wembley in April to face a yet to be named opponent, with Dillian Whyte also in the frame. WBC champion Wilder takes on Briton Fury on 1 December. IBF, WBO and WBA champion Joshua confirmed after beating Povetkin that his "number one choice would be Wilder". "We have sent Wilder a signed contract already to fight on 13 April. We will agree terms with Wilder to fight on 13 April if he beats Tyson Fury - if he does not beat Tyson Fury, we have got to look around as we have got a business to run," Hearn told Sportsweek on BBC Radio 5 live. "Tyson Fury will not be in a position to fight on 13 April in my opinion. If he is, I would love to see it." Fury's promoter Frank Warren refused to confirm whether there was a rematch clause in the contract with Wilder, leading Hearn, whose son Eddie promotes Joshua, to say: "There has to be a rematch clause. Deontay Wilder is not going to risk his title without a rematch clause. "I know Anthony Joshua has made his shopping list of who he would like to fight next and that is Deontay Wilder, but that is not to say the deal can be done." Warren insisted former champion Fury would demand a 50-50 split of the purse for a fight with Joshua. "It is subject to terms because you [Warren] will ask for a ridiculous amount of money and it won't be made," responded Hearn. "It is not a 50-50 split against the number one heavyweight in the world - you can forget that completely." 'If I was you Joshua, I would avoid me' Fury has fought, and won, twice since making his comeback in June after two and a half years out of the ring. During his spell on the sidelines, he gave up his world titles and focused on mental health issues. He has vowed to regain the titles "which are rightfully mine" having outpointed Ukrainian Wladimir Klitschko to become WBA, IBF and WBO champion in November 2015. "I think it is safe to say that neither Team Joshua or Matchroom will fight the Gypsy King. They mentioned if it is not Wilder, it will be Whyte, but there was no mention of Tyson Fury, the lineal champion of the world," Fury said in a video on social media. "It is all right fighting men 39-year-old and half your size. [This] is the best evidence that I am fighting the best heavyweight out there in Deontay Wilder, Joshua is not even close. He is slow, methodical, ponderous at times, powerful yes, but they all are." Fury, Wilder or Whyte? - analysis BBC Sport boxing correspondent Mike Costello: "13 April back at Wembley is an absolute definite. We still don't know who's going to be in the opposite corner. It was interesting what Eddie Hearn was saying that if Fury wins there will be a rematch because that will be in the clause - but if Wilder wins, he can sail on and that might mean Joshua [at Wembley] and this place won't be big enough. "It was interesting that Eddie said Joshua versus Wilder is a bigger fight than Joshua versus Fury. If Fury beats Wilder, that fight against Joshua becomes even bigger than we're talking about." BBC Radio 5 live boxing expert Steve Bunce: "According to AJ and Eddie, they have to agree the Wilder fight in the next couple of weeks. No-one wants to wait until December because it takes a long time to negotiate with Wilder's people. "I don't think Dillian Whyte against Anthony Joshua on 13 April is a bad fight, but people might because they are used to something different. They want Wilder. People who have never heard of Wilder want Wilder. "What if Fury goes and does a job on Wilder? The Gypsy King, the Dance Master…can you imagine? Three fights into a comeback. "Joshua against either of those two is as good as it can get. It's going to set gate receipt, pay-per-view and endorsement records."<doc-sep>
Naturally, Tyson Fury immediately reacted to Anthony Joshua beating Alexander Povetkin, and the unified heavyweight world champion didn't take long to respond. Joshua successfully defended his world titles against Povetkin, stopping the Russian fighter in the 7th round in devastating fashion at Wembley Stadium. After recording his 22nd professional victory, the WBA (super), IBF and WBO heavyweight kingpin now looks to his outing in April 2019. Advert 10 Who's next for 'AJ'? Well, a bunch of names have been mentioned including WBC holder Deontay Wilder not to mention former reigning world champion Fury. But the self-proclaimed 'Gyspy King' believes Joshua will never fight him. "Think it's now safe to say AJ and his team are a pack of s***houses and will rob the British boxing fans of Britons biggest fight," Fury said in an explosive rant on social media. Advert 10 Tyson Fury has a message for AJ #JoshuaPovetkin ''You're a bum-dosser. I would jab your head off, easy night's work for me, never seen a bigger bum in my life'' pic.twitter.com/cAlrC6b3UW - Against The Ropes (@ATRboxinguk) September 22, 2018 Fury added: "They will never fight me ever! Way too slow and ponderous. Can't box eggs! Contact me when you grow a pair. "I'm 27/0/9 KO and the lineal heavyweight champion of the world! Can't say I blame team Joshua." "Continuing his tirade, Fury said: "It's safe to say now that they will never fight the Gypsy King. Never. Advert 10 "They mentioned if it's not Wilder, it's [Dillian] Whyte. There's no mention of Tyson Fury, the lineal heavyweight champion of the world. "It's all right fighting men 39 years old, half your size. Tonight is pure evidence I'm fighting the best heavyweight out there in Deontay Wilder. Joshua is not even close. "He's slow, methodical, ponderous at times. Powerful? Yes. But they all are. Very, very clear to see, avoid me at all costs. If I was Joshua, I would avoid me, I'd jab your head off. You're a bum. Can't box, jab your nut in. Easy night's work." Joshua has fired back. Advert 10 "I'll fight Fury if he's ready, but, as I've said, he's not," said the 28-year-old in his post-fight press conference. "So good luck to him in his fight with Wilder. If he changes his mind in the future he knows where we are." Fury is slated to fight Wilder on December 1st with Team Joshua still keen on negotiating a unification with the American for a showdown next year. Dillian Whyte and Oleksandr Usyk are also touted as potential opponents. Advert 10 Who do you want to see Joshua face next?