Tyson Fury Calls Anthony Joshua A ‘Disgrace’ Following Loss To ‘Little Fat Guy’ Andy Ruiz Jr.

Tyson Fury had a lot to say about Andy Ruiz Jr.’s shocking upset over Anthony Joshua from the past weekend.

The heavyweight fighter was asked about the bout on ESPN Radio and was very critical towards Joshua while not offering much praise for Ruiz. His comments were interesting, because after the fight, Fury seemed to offer some words of comfort towards Joshua on social media.

But his tone in his interview with ESPN was much different.

“He’s done very well in his life and career,” Fury said of Joshua. “He’s definitely done well but everybody bumps into that one person who can knock them out any time and unfortunately for AJ it was a little fat fella from California who chinned him. And he’ll never live it down. Can you imagine? You’re built like an Adonis, you’re six foot six [inches], you’re ripped, carved in stone, and a little fat guy who has eaten every Snickers and Mars bar in the whole of California comes in there and bladders you all over? What a disgrace. If that was me, I’d never show my face in public ever again.”

 Fury also said before the fight started, he could tell Joshua was going to get knocked out. And he believes a rematch will end in the same fate.

“From round one I could see what was going to happen,” Fury said. “I looked at Joshua and he didn’t have no water, no sweat walking into the ring, I thought this guys is going to get knocked out. … (Joshua’s) style and (Ruiz Jr.’s) style – they’re not made to go together. Andy will always beat AJ in my opinion.”

 Joshua’s team has said a rematch against Ruiz will hold. Ruiz has said he’d “love” to fight in Mexico, but said on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” Tuesday night he’s willing to fight anywhere, including the U.K. where Joshua is from.