The saga between WBC world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua rumbles on with the former sending another offer to Joshua for the potential mega-fight.
Fury took to social media to announce that he has attempted to start the conversations with Joshua's camp for a fight in September, but after a proposed fight late last year failed to materialise, many fans and those within boxing are not holding their breath.
One of those is Malik Scott, the coach of former world champion Deontay Wilder, who branded Fury as unpredictable.
"Everybody knows anything that concerns Tyson Fury, you can never put your chips in," Scott told Betway.
"Anything that concerns Fury, you just can’t bet on because one day he'll be fighting and the next he will be retiring. He can be very unpredictable."
However, while a fight between Fury and Joshua does not look likely, Scott did offer a promising update on a clash between Wilder and Joshua which could take place before the end of 2023.
"But what I can tell you is - with or without Tyson Fury involved - Deontay and AJ is being negotiated for Saudi Arabia."