
TYSON FURY has triggered the rematch clause with Oleksandr Usyk, setting the stage for a potential undisputed showdown.
Fury seeks revenge
The Gypsy King lost his WBC heavyweight world title to Usyk, who claimed the undisputed crown on May 19 after a tough battle that left Fury with a smashed nose and injuries in rounds eight and nine.
Potential for all four belts
Fury has fast-tracked the rematch as part of their deal, with the possibility of fighting for all four belts again. Usyk, under medical suspension until June 2, cannot be stripped of his IBF title, leaving the door open for a historic bout.
Rematch details
The highly-anticipated rematch could take place in Riyadh in just over four months, coinciding with the Riyadh Season's lineup of sporting events. Both fighters are expected to recover in time for the event.

Love for the sport
Following the brutal fight, Fury expressed his passion for boxing, stating, "I'm not boxing because I've got no money, I'm boxing because I love it." He emphasized his commitment to the sport as long as he enjoys it.
Usyk, the new undisputed champ, also received a medical boxing suspension but is gearing up for the highly-anticipated rematch.
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