TYSON FURY believes he will fight in the UK before the year ends - but not against Oleksandr Uzyk.
After Anthony Joshua, the 35-year old Ukraine ace, beat him for the second time in Jeddah, on August 20, Saudi Arabia began trying to arrange a undisputed decider with WBC Gypsy King December 17.
Tyson Fury has pledged to fight in the UK by 2022
Before facing Oleksandr Uzyk next year, he is considering defending his domestic title.
To upstage Qatar, which hosts the World Cup finals on December 18, the specific date and willingness of Qatar to spend as much as PS125million were set.
However, Usyk's hard work at WBA, IBF, and WBO for points won, as well as his desire to spend more time with his family in war-torn Germany, have pushed the date back.
Fury's American supporters would prefer that Fury compete in the iconic Super Bowl on February 11-12.
Once Frank Warren has found a suitable opponent, he hopes to make a quick domestic money-spinning defense, which will allow Usyk to recover, before sealing the four-belt showdown.
After another WWE appearance, Morecambe's 34-year-old ace stated that he would be fighting soon. I don't know the opponent, but we are still searching for an opponent.
"I will fight in a few months here in Britain.
"Usyk won't be ready, he doesn't want to fight. I will fight anyone who is available.
"Whoever Frank Warren gets me, that's who I will be fighting against for my WBC belt."
Fury loves to call Usyk, the former undisputed cruiserweight king, "the middleweight" after his brief stint boxing in that division as an amateur.
This is a continuation of the 32-year-old AJ being called 'the bodybuilder'.
He roared after a choreographed punch against one of the American grapplers from Wales.
"I responded immediately and did another one recently in order to say "let's fight", but he doesn’t want to fight.
He let his mouth open, but now he runs scared like a little b ****, he said he wanted to fight next year. However, he suffered some injuries in the sparring contest, so I don't have much control.
"I would choose the middleweight fight because it is the most easy for me.
"I don't care if I am undisputed. Never have been, never will.
"But if you have a middleweight who is regarded as a great boxer, even though I don’t rate him personally - then that fight is the money fight. That is what people want to see.
"I don’t want to say anything except 'find your balls, come and see us, you s***house.
