Dave Allen isn’t as interested in Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua now, he has his eyes elsewhere in the division.Fury and Joshua are set to finally meet this year with the contract signed, and only a deal over the venue and date to be thrashed out.Joshua and Fury will meet and are Britain’s two biggest boxing names, but the accolades aren’t at stakeThe British heavyweight pairing remain the two biggest commercial superstars in British boxing, but look beyond their prime years.Joshua was forced to bounce back up from the canvas to beat Kristian Prenga in his most recent outing, while Tyson Fury laboured to victory over Mariusz Wach.With the fight now seemingly destined for Madison Square Garden in New York, there is a fatigue around the British boxing public.An endless saga seems so close to ending yet so far with further disagreements with organisers over the destination of the clash.And although the bout is all-but-confirmed and is awaiting final details, British heavyweight Dave Allen told talkSPORT he is growing tired with the rivalry.Although likely to watch the bout, he has suggested his interest is now peaked by a mega-clash between Daniel Dubois and Moses Itauma.“I don’t care about the fight at all,” Allen said on talkSPORT Breakfast. “I’m past caring with it.“Everything about it, I’m a bit sick of it. Just get in the ring and then I’ll be excited when they are opposite each other.“For one, it should have happened six or seven years ago, two it might be going to America.“Three, Joshua got put over in his warm-up fight [against Prenga] and Fury didn’t look great.