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Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk were involved in a heated confrontation at a press conference in London to promote their upcoming undisputed fight. The tension escalated as the two fighters went face-to-face, with Fury even putting his head on Usyk's forehead. Security had to intervene to prevent any physical altercation. Fans are eagerly anticipating the fight, which is set to take place in February. Despite Usyk standing his ground, Fury claims he saw fear in his opponent, while Usyk believes Fury's behavior is a sign of fear. Usyk is determined to become the first undisputed heavyweight champion in 25 years and bring hope to his war-torn homeland.
Tempers flare at press conference
During the press conference, Fury unleashed a verbal attack on Usyk, which led to a heated confrontation between the two fighters.
Physical altercation narrowly avoided
Things almost turned physical when Fury put his head on Usyk's forehead, but security quickly intervened to prevent any blows from being thrown.
Fans react to chaotic scenes
Boxing fans took to social media to share their excitement and anticipation for the upcoming fight.
Fury claims Usyk is scared
Fury believes Usyk is scared and rattled by their upcoming fight, citing his behavior as evidence.
Usyk focuses on becoming undisputed champion
Usyk remains focused on his goal of becoming the undisputed heavyweight champion and bringing hope to his war-torn homeland.
Fight set to take place in February
The highly anticipated clash between Fury and Usyk will take place on February 17 in Riyadh.
Usyk aims for boxing history
If Usyk defeats Fury, he will become only the second male fighter in boxing history to become an undisputed champion in two weight classes.
