Former opponent reveals Tyson Fury could be disqualified for fighting Oleksandr Usyk

Risk of Disqualification

Boxer Tyson Fury faces the risk of disqualification in his upcoming match against Oleksandr Usyk, as warned by the fighter who gave him his toughest fight yet.

Former Scare

Fury, 35, is set to face Ukrainian Usyk in Saudi Arabia on May 18, with the winner being crowned the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world.

Warning Shot

Steve Cunningham, who Fury knocked out in 2013 after a scare, has cautioned Fury ahead of the Usyk showdown, questioning the legality of his style.

Predictions and Precautions

Cunningham predicts a victory for Usyk by decision against Fury, emphasizing the importance of Fury being careful to avoid disqualification.

Path to Undisputed Champion

Fury or Usyk are on the path to become the first undisputed heavyweight champion since Lennox Lewis in 1999, with extra judges added to prevent controversial results.

Future Battle

A victory for Fury could lead to a highly anticipated match against Anthony Joshua, potentially at Wembley Stadium in the Battle of Britain.

Forfeit Clause

Both fighters are obligated to pay a £7.9 million forfeit if they pull out before the May 18 date, as stipulated in their contracts.