John Fury calls out Carl Froch for Wembley Stadium fight after Tyson Fury disagreement

John Fury, father of heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, has challenged Carl Froch to a fight at Wembley Stadium. This comes after an online disagreement where Froch criticised Tyson's boxing record against opponents like Deontay Wilder and Wladimir Klitschko.

John Fury responded to Froch's comments in a video message: "Video to Carl The Snake Froch. You have plenty to say mate on your little podcast channel," he said. "You know, John Fury's rung the bell for you again. Got you plenty of content, plenty of viewing figures that you were after. Listen, your mate George Groves said something very interesting."

He continued by proposing a match between them: "You and me, Wembley Stadium, 93,000 crowd. I'm up for that, my friend. Let's put it this way, you've had plenty to say. I have. I stand by every word I've said. You don't like me. Let's see what you can do about it. Hater vs top father, that's what we'll call this, but it's got to make business sense."

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John Fury made it clear he's ready to step into the ring, saying: "It's a business, let's not forget that. So get your people to contact me directly, just me. I'm a one-man band. Let's talk about the business side of it and get the contracts drawn up and I will fight you at Wembley Stadium this year, don't worry about that. John Fury will not back out of a fight with you my friend, or nobody else either on this planet."

He also threw a challenge to Joe Egan, mentioning: "Other people don't generate any money but you do, an ex-world champion. People still love you,