Tyson Fury, the WBC heavyweight champion, has revealed plans to invite former U.S. President Donald Trump to participate in his ringwalk should a long-discussed fight against Anthony Joshua materialize. Fury, who has previously expressed admiration for the former president, suggested that Trump’s presence would add significant spectacle to the event.

While the prospect of a Fury-Joshua fight has been a major topic of discussion in the boxing world for several years, the bout remains unconfirmed. Negotiations between the two camps have faced numerous hurdles, including scheduling conflicts, contractual disputes, and the involvement of various promotional entities. Consequently, Fury’s comments regarding Trump are currently hypothetical, as there is no official date or venue for a fight between the two British heavyweights.

Sky Sports reports that Fury views the potential involvement of a high-profile figure like Trump as a way to elevate the profile of the event. Neither the Trump organization nor Anthony Joshua’s camp has issued a formal response to the suggestion. The boxing community remains focused on whether the two fighters can reach an agreement to settle their rivalry in the ring, rather than the specific details of the pre-fight pageantry.