Tyson Fury reaches agreement to fight familiar opponent after Anthony Joshua talks collapse

After talks to fight Anthony Joshua as his next opponent collapsed, Tyson Fury appears to have found a new opponent with Derek Chisora seemingly set for a third clash with the self-styled Gypsy King.

The Sun report the fight will take place in Cardiff on the same date as the Joshua fight, with the WBC Champion keen to return to the ring before Christmas. The fight will be dubbed 'Battle at the Castle' in reference to Cardiff Castle and reminiscent of a recent WWE event which took place in the city.

Fury remains undefeated while Chisora has had a long and storied career which has seen 45 fights, with 33 wins and 12 losses. Two of those defeats have come at the hands of Fury, with the first of those coming at Wembley Arena in 2011 before a second win in 2014 coming just 12 months before he became world champion with a win against Wladimir Klitschko in 2015.

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Now, nearly ten years after the saga began, the trilogy fight will take place between the British pair. Fury called out Chisora in the wake of Joshua's loss to Oleksandr Usyk before turning his attentions to Joshua after a fight could not be agreed. Now, however, Chisora appears to have agreed to enter the ring against Fury and will hope to become the first man to beat the Wythenshawe born fighter.

The pair were involved in a heated ringside exchange during Joe Joyce's win against Joseph Parker in Manchester last month and now it appears their differences can be resolved in the ring. Fury has declared that he will announce his next opponent this week in a message released to social media.

He said: “Hey guys, second session of the day. Absolutely smashing it," Fury said on social