The on-again, off-again Tyson Fury-Anthony Joshua combat is taking another weird twist. 

Fury posted on social media that his scheduled combat with Joshua is now being called off because of Joshua’s promoter, Matchroom’s Eddie Hearn, whom he called “money-thirsty pieces of s–t.” 

The Gypsy King accused Hearn of wanting more cash from Saudi boxing investor Turki Alalshikh in a fiery rant.

Tyson Fury claims his superfight with Anthony Joshua is off. Tyson Fury/Instagram

“Quick update: Doesn’t look like they’re going to sign the fight,” Fury said on social media. “Doesn’t look like it’s going to happen. All because Eddie Hearn and that want more money.”

Fury then confirmed off his fury — actually.

“They’ve already had that much money off of Turki in the last few years, Eddie and AJ. They’ve had boxing deals, darts deals, snooker deals, they’ve had everything,” Fury continued. “And yet they’ve had the audacity and cheek of flea-bitten rats to ask for more cash from Turki, who’s given you everything mixed in the last couple of years.

“You’re disgusting, money-thirsty pieces of s–t. It is what it is, same old cliché a decade later, keep running you, little cowards.”

“You’re not man enough to stand in my world,” Fury concluded.

There have been masses of disagreements over this combat, as UFC/TKO Boxing President Dana White said he was selling it, which Hearn later said was inaccurate and that he would promote it. 

Reports then leaked that the combat was set to take place at Madison Square Garden on Nov. 20, which Hearn has staunchly opposed.

Hearn has repeatedly said the bout must take place in the United Kingdom, but Fury sees this as just a negotiating tactic rather than an precise laborious line in the sand. 

Anthony Joshua, sporting a blue towel, interacts with Matchroom Boxing Chairman Eddie Hearn. Matchroom Boxing/Getty Images

“All this talk of, ‘We want the fight in England, we want this, we want that.’ It’s only to get more money to go to America,” Fury added.

Hearn has confirmed this, saying that he desires Joshua to obtain an elevated purse to cowl taxes in America. 

White has appeared annoyed in latest press conferences when requested about who was selling this combat, saying he wasn’t “playing these games with these guys.” 

Anthony Joshua smiles following victory over Kristian Prenga. Getty Images

Fury is now threatening to combat another opponent in November instead of Joshua.

“I’d drink 20 pints and still beat the f–k out of you,” Fury continued. “I won’t be bothered for you or 50 men like you, that’s a f–king fact. Cause I’m the f–king Gypsy King, and I’ll tear you to pieces, you piece of s–t. You and your f–king full team. Eddie Hearn’s a whore, they’re all f–king scumbags. All scumbags!”

Joshua is coming off a pair of TKO victories, first over Jake Paul in a combat that was largely uncompetitive and a mismatch by weight class requirements. 

The second over Kristian Prenga in July.

Fury had more or less a tune-up bout against Mariusz Wach in June, a TKO win in the seventh spherical due to retirement.