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Tyson Fury has been struggling to find an opponent of late, but it seems he might have found one in his friend Joseph Parker.

'The Gypsy King' is currently in Australia to support Parker in his next fight against Faiga Opelu that will take place on May 24.

Fury has travelled to Australia to support Parker, who trains with him in Morecambe
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Fury has travelled to Australia to support Parker, who trains with him in MorecambeCredit: Getty

After joining Parker at the press conference, Fury was asked whether he would ever give the former WBO heavyweight world champion a shot at his WBC strap.

"If he gets through this fight then he gets to fight me next in Australia," Fury said before giving the crowd a wink suggesting he may not be serious.

With that being said, it seems Fury is genuinely looking to fight down under, as he continued: "I'm looking to do a fight [in Australia].

"So I'll be going up and down the country looking at different stadiums over the next few days... I'm 100% serious."

Tyson Fury

Fury may have offered Parker a shot at his world title, but his most likely next opponent appears to be Usyk
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Fury may have offered Parker a shot at his world title, but his most likely next opponent appears to be UsykCredit: Getty

This comes as Fury's team have reportedly been in talks for an undisputed clash with Oleksandr Usyk in December in Saudi Arabia.

The fight would take place as part of a Saudi Arabian funded heavyweight tournament that would also feature Anthony Joshua vs Deontay Wilder.

Although, Fury has made it clear that he would rather fight Usyk in the UK this summer.

"I'm sick of all this back and forward 'he said, she said'. Why don't we just do this?" Fury said on Instagram.

"Why don't we fight this summer, me and you, at Wembley stadium for the percentage you've already agreed.

"And if you want the rematch so desperately, you can have one. I don't need rematches, I don't need nothing because I'm going to cut you down like cheese.

"So here's the offer. Let's do the fight at Wembley this summer, me and you."

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