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The Gypsy King's Focus: 'The Biggest Payday'
Tyson Fury, the heavyweight champion, has made it clear that he has no interest in fighting Oleksandr Usyk. The Gypsy King, who was close to agreeing on a unification match with the Ukrainian, has instead stated that he is solely looking for the "biggest payday." Fury has also expressed his desire to potentially face UFC star Jon Jones, believing that it would be a more marketable fight.
"He's Just a Foreign Person": Fury's Blunt Assessment of Usyk
In an interview with the Daily Mail, Fury referred to Usyk as a "little Ukrainian dosser." He dismissed the significance of unifying the division, stating that it means nothing to him. Fury's primary focus remains on the financial aspect of his fights, claiming that Usyk doesn't cut it due to his lack of English-speaking skills that limit his marketability.
Looking Forward: Potential Fight with Jon Jones
Fury hinted at his interest in fighting another American, specifically mentioning UFC star Jon Jones as a potential opponent in a boxing match. While no negotiations have taken place, Fury expressed his desire to seek out opponents that can generate significant revenue.
Next Fight: Francis Ngannou
Fury's upcoming fight is scheduled for October 28th, where he will face former UFC star Francis Ngannou. Ngannou, who is now being trained by boxing legend Mike Tyson, presents a formidable challenge for Fury.
Mixed Feelings on Mike Tyson Supporting Opponent
Fury admitted feeling "sad" when he learned about Mike Tyson joining Ngannou's corner. As the undefeated WBC heavyweight champion, Fury believes that Tyson should be in his corner, not his opponent's. However, he acknowledges that business is business and understands the commercial aspects at play.
