TYSON FURY will fight Manuel Charr if Oleksandr Usyk's historic unification bout is not reached.
Fury will be fighting for the undisputed heavyweight title.
Manuel Charr is called to fight Tyson Fury
Tyson Fury responds to Manuel Charr’s fight callout
Charr, a Lebanese-born German-based lawyer, tried to take advantage of the announcement that Usyk would not be out until next year.
Charr, 37 years old, posted on Instagram: Tyson Fury, take up the fight. I'm ready for you to lose. Accept my challenge. You can count on me to be there for you. There are no excuses.
Fury, 34 years old, replied: "Dimond Boy! I have a certain little middleweight I've got that I've got that I've got that I have to put through that fist first.
"But, if he doesn’t want to smoke, you can certainly get it. "Pressure will make diamonds shatter."
Anthony Joshua, 32, was recently defeated by Usyk, 35. He was then called upon to fight Fury.
Unbeaten British star accepted, but demanded that he be paid PS500MILLION. The deal had to be completed by September.
However, Usyk, who began his amateur career at the middleweight weight, has decided to retire until next year.
He stated that fighting Tyson Fury in December was impossible. First, I have some old injuries.
"Second, in December I don't want the boxing. I haven’t been to the gym in half a year. I want to be with my kids, my family.
Boxing can wait. It will be next year, I believe."
Fury would consider Charr as an unorthodox and surprising choice to Usyk.
After four years, he returned to May 2021 and beat American Christopher Lovejoy. He then beat Nikola Milacic one year later.
Fury, 34, knocked out Dillian Howte at Wembley in April, but claimed he was now retiring.
However, Usyk was convinced to the contrary after Usyk's second victory over AJ in a year, this one in Saudi Arabia.
Top Rank has already warned that the unification bout will take place in February amid rumours that it might be taken over to the Middle East.
Oleksandr Usyk has decided not to fight Tyson Fury in this year's TAG2.
