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Joshua and Fury fought once, behind closed doors in 2010 over three rounds

 

"I've got committee members all standing at the back, people have got wind he's going to be here.

"And then Tyson puts his hands together and he goes 'bring it on'."

The pair headed into the gym, and Brady asked if Fury's team would be paying Joshua, at the time an amateur from a council estate, for his sparring.

This idea did not go down well with Fury's team, who weren't interested in 'weighing in' the young fighter.

"I've asked will he weigh us in and Hughie's gone 'no no, we don't do that'," he explained.

And the legendary session was almost stopped when Fury emerged without a shirt on, which isn't permitted at amateur gyms.

"He's come to the ring in an old scruffy pair of shorts and I had to tell him to put a top on.

"He's looked at me and gone 'oh I only have my jumper', and I said if he ever comes back he has to have a top but we'll allow it this time."

Fury has admitted in the past that he was planning to go easy on Joshua in the first round, but was quickly hurt by the youngster.

And Brady corroborates that story, saying that Joshua hurt him.

"I think he was expecting, because he knew Josh was 18 and hadn't been boxing, an easy few rounds," he continued.

"They've come out and Josh has thrown an uppercut, left hook and he's on wobbly legs!

"He's holding the ropes and I'm telling him 'no you can't do that you can't hold the ropes' and he gets off, but Josh got the better of him in the third round.

"I've said to him for the second to just go and do what he's done, but Tyson starts mouthing off to Josh, getting in his ear talking to him.

"So Josh is getting a bit wild, trying to knock him out, and I had to tell him to stick to his boxing and do what I told him and ignore the talking.

"So he's gone out the next round, ignored it and boxed his head off and I've said 'come on jump out'."

But Fury was having none of it, and demanded another round.

However, after refusing to pay for the spar with Joshua, and likely about to ramp up and try to finish the youngster, Brady said no more and sent in another fighter.

"Tyson Fury's gone 'no, no, no,' and he's begging for one more round," he continued.

"I went 'no, get out Josh, you've done three rounds', because I knew what the craic was, he was going to try and put it on him.