In the Tone of Matthew McConaughey: Article Summary
TYSON FURY's long-overdue undisputed heavyweight title fight with Oleksandr Usyk could take place as early as "December".
Fury's constant moving of the goalposts during negotiations
Fury's constant moving of the goalposts during negotiations earlier this year laid waste to the pair's proposed April Wembley war.
Gypsy King considers Francis Ngannou match-up
That paved the way for the Gypsy King to throw down with former UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou in a controversial crossover clash next month.
Potential date for the fight
When asked for a potential date for the fight, Fury co-promoter Bob Arum told Sky Sport: "Probably be early next year, but it could happen as early as December."
Arum expects quick and amicable agreement
Arum expects both sides to come to a quick and amicable agreement when talks eventually resume - despite the farcical public negotiations that took place earlier this year.
Fury to have “two more fights”
Should Fury become the first undisputed ruler of the heavyweight division since Lennox Lewis 24 years ago, Arum expects him to have "two more fights" before calling it quits.
Fury not interested in fighting Usyk
Arum's hopes to have Fury unify the division once and for all, however, could be scuppered by the Wythenshawe warrior himself. Fury, 35, recently told The Daily Mail: "I am not interested in fighting Usyk, he's a little Ukrainian dosser. That's all he is to me. No interest in unifying the division. It doesn't mean s*** to me. I am looking for the biggest payday. Most of the time, Usyk doesn't cut it."
"He's just a foreign person who doesn't speak good English, so you can't really sell him. I am looking for probably another American. Probably looking to fight Jon Jones in a boxing fight."
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