"That's his fault" - Tyson Fury is slammed for taking away the undisputed world heavyweight title fight by Oleksandr Uzyk

OLEKSANDR USAYK accused Tyson Fury, of robbing fighters of their undisputed fight.

The world was expecting a fight with the WBC Gypsy King after the Ukrainian hero, 35, beat Anthony Joshua twice on August 20.



That's his fault - Tyson Fury is slammed for taking away the undisputed world heavyweight title fight by Oleksandr Uzyk

Oleksandr Usyk defeated Anthony Joshua to defend his WBA and IBF world heavyweight titles

That's his fault - Tyson Fury is slammed for taking away the undisputed world heavyweight title fight by Oleksandr Uzyk

Tyson Fury called out AJ, with the pair set for a fight on December 3.

Saudi Arabia offered a PS125million package, but demanded a December 17 date in order to beat Qatari rivals in the World Cup final.

However, Usyk, a father of three wanted more time to rest after the 12-round battle and spend time with his family. He also wanted to help his homeland fight back against Russia’s invasion.

Fury, 34-year-old mastermind, offered AJ, 32-year-old, the shock opportunity of a December 3 duel. The big-money deal is nearly done and Usyk feels shortchanged.

Ring magazine asked him to clarify that he was not being p***ed off. Tyson Fury refuses to let fans see one the greatest historical boxing bouts.



That's his fault - Tyson Fury is slammed for taking away the undisputed world heavyweight title fight by Oleksandr Uzyk


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"That's his fault. Not mine. Also, I am not p***ed off.

"Tyson Fury is free to fight anyone he likes, but from the perspective of sportsmanship, it's wrong."

After the critical 60-40 purse split, as well as the dates and locations, Team Joshua is still waiting for a contract from Frank Warren, Fury's hall of fame promoter.

The AJ camp suspects Fury may be trying to use them to hurry Usyk into the ring for their Middle East megafight.

The ice-cold southpaw, however, is happy to call his bluff. He is interested in fighting Deontay Wilder, former WBC boss, once he is content enough to leave his brave nation.

He stated that he has people who respect him and we have a lot of fun talking about it. I don't care what anyone thinks.

"I care about what my people think. It's my country, which I love, that makes me want to return home.

"I am sitting in my backyard right this moment and the country has declared war. You can hear the sirens. All of it is taught to you how to survive.

"This is the most important message. "I feel how the rest feels about us."