Carl Froch reignites Tyson Fury's row as he slams 'love-handles' ahead of the Oleksandr Usky fight

The war of words between Carl Froch and Tyson Fury continues, as Froch takes aim at Fury's physique.

Froch doubts Fury's preparation for Usyk fight

Carl Froch has been a vocal critic of Tyson Fury's decision to face former UFC champion Francis Ngannou before his upcoming bout against Oleksandr Usyk. Froch believes that Fury's physique, particularly his "love handles" and extra weight, could be a disadvantage against the talented Usyk.

Usyk could have the upper hand, says Froch

Froch suggests that if Fury is not in optimal condition, Usyk has the potential to win comfortably. He emphasizes that Fury tends to put on weight between fights and believes that if Usyk delivers a career-best performance, Fury could be in trouble.

A serious fight not to be taken lightly

Despite his criticism, Froch acknowledges that both fighters will take the fight seriously. He predicts that a well-prepared Fury could defeat Usyk in a close and awkward fight, citing Fury's size as an advantage.

Historic undisputed heavyweight title fight

Fury and Usyk's highly anticipated undisputed heavyweight title fight is scheduled for December 23 in Saudi Arabia. However, there is a possibility that the fight could be postponed to next year depending on the outcome of Fury's bout against Ngannou.