MAHMOUD CHARR claims to have signed a deal to fight Tyson Fury... as well as Daniel Dubois and Joe Joyce.
The heavyweight, who once survived an assassination attempt, is in talks to face Fury in December.
It comes after the WBC champion's negotiations with Anthony Joshua, 32, officially collapsed.
But Charr said he signed a deal with promoter Frank Warren which also includes potential bouts with Dubois, 24, or Joyce, 37.
Although the Germany-based, Lebanon-born Syrian is not picky and even offered to fight them all on the SAME NIGHT.
Charr, 37, told SunSport: "The state of affairs is that I am still waiting for a signed fight contract from Tyson Fury.
"Together with my promoter Erol Ceylan, I have already signed a contract a long time ago.
"This includes that I can fight against all three boxers of Frank Warren.
"And no matter which of the three wants to be beaten up first, I am ready. I'll fight all three of them in one evening."
Charr was a shock alternative for AJ, due to the fact that he has fought only twice in five years.
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His last defeat came in 2015 against Mairis Briedis and just a few months later he was left fighting for his life.
Charr had been goaded online and offered to face the man behind the screen in person.
But he he was subject to a drive-by shooting in a kebab shop in Essen.
Charr miraculously survived and lived to see his shooter, Youssef Hassan, sentenced to five years in prison.
He had two tune-ups fights afterwards but later needed a double replacement, undergoing surgery in 2017 at the age of just 32.
The same year, Charr went on to win the WBA's secondary world title and has won his last five bouts.
And after escaping death only to make a heroic boxing comeback, the heavyweight is ready to take on all comers, including Fury, 34.
Charr said: "I am not afraid of anyone.
"Fear is a feeling and feelings can be controlled. Fear exists only in your mind.
"Everyone who knows me knows that I would even fight a T-Rex. I will knock out Tyson Fury in four rounds."
