Tyson Fury begins training camp for Anthony Joshua heavyweight bout in Las Vegas

Tyson Fury stepped up his preparations for his proposed mouthwatering mega-fight with Anthony Joshua by beginning gym work in America.

The ‘Gypsy King’ has linked up with legendary cutman Jorge Capetillo in Las Vegas as he ramps things up ahead of his summer showdown against British heavyweight rival Anthony Joshua.

Capetillo took to Instagram on Monday night to share two videos of Fury at Top Rank’s private gym.

Tyson Fury (left) is in Las Vegas as he begins his preparations to fight rival Anthony Joshua 

Fury took part in some speed work with legendary cutman Jorge Capetillo (right) on Monday

Capetillo called the workout ‘tremendous’ as he put Fury through his places in the gym

The first video showed him wrapping Fury’s hands with the pair excited at their reunion.

They can be seen shouting pleasantries towards each other with Capetillo calling Fury ‘el Rey Gitano’ which translates from Spanish as ‘the Gypsy King’.

In the second video, Fury is put through his paces inside the ring with some speed work. Capetillo was clearly impressed as he captioned this video as ‘tremendous work’.

Despite starting to get himself in shape for the unifcation bout, Fury admits he will ‘move on’ from his fight with Joshua if he does not hear anything about a deal by Tuesday.

He has repeatedly vented his frustration about the delay in negotiations over the all-British unification bout that would bring all five of the heavyweight belts together.

Fury has set a Tuesday deadline for his fight with Anthony Joshua to be agreed fully

The two fighters have been in negotiations for nearly a year over the all-British unification bout

Talks between Joshua and Fury’s camps have been ongoing for months, with a final deal said to be ‘imminent’ – but the latter has now set a deadline for a resolution.

Fury told the Behind the Gloves podcast : ‘If I don’t hear anything by Tuesday, I’m just going to move on because it’s been a long time in the making.

‘It was June last year when I did that video when I said I had agreed terms with Joshua. Like we both agreed to fight each other, but I’ve got to fight Wilder first. That was a year ago.’

Fury maintains he will walk away from the fight if he does not hear anything by Tuesday