Anthony Joshua has still not signed the contract, so the Battle of Britain against Tyson Fury remains in jeopardy.Time is running out.Promoter Frank Warren, who suggested that in reality boxing’s longest hatching deal had to be finalised by this weekend, says: ‘AJ hasn’t signed yet.’Tyson signed in January. He’s training in Miami for the fight in early November and doesn’t care where it takes place. ‘The original agreement stipulated England, putting Wembley Stadium on alert.But Netflix, the mega-paymasters for the broadcast, have joined their Saudi partners in insisting on New York’s fabled Madison Square Garden so as to maximise US revenue. Anthony Joshua (pictured) is still yet to sign the deal to fight Anthony Joshua, Frank Warren has revealed Warren (right) said Tyson Fury (left) has signed and is already in training for a potential boutJoshua will need at least a two-month training camp for a fight of this magnitude and ideally nine to ten weeks.It comes after Joshua was given 10 days to agree a deal on August 26 – seven days ago – with Warren previously warning: ‘Unless AJ commits by the end of next week I’m afraid this will slip away like so many of those great fights which never happened.’He added: ‘At some point everyone has to say the most important thing is that it happens. Not this bulls*** about money.’That everyone wants the fight. Does AJ really want it? I don’t know. He’s been through that tragedy of the car crash which killed two of his closest friends. Only he knows what he wants.’