Tyson Fury calls for a two-on-one tag-team match against Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Uzyk

The Gypsy King, Tyson Fury, is making an unconventional demand in the boxing world - he wants a two-on-one tag-team match against heavyweight rivals, Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk. Despite failing to secure a fight with either opponent individually, Fury believes that teaming up with Joshua in a WWE style match against Usyk would be the ultimate showdown.

Oleksandr Usyk's Victories Over Anthony Joshua Fuel the Demand

Oleksandr Usyk, the Ukrainian boxing sensation, has already defeated Anthony Joshua twice on points, adding fuel to the call for a title unification bout against Fury. The public has been eagerly anticipating a showdown between the two heavyweight champions, making Fury's suggestion even more intriguing.

Fury Belittles Usyk's Talent and Size

Fury is dismissive of Usyk's skills, calling him a "middleweight guy" who is smaller than him. In his own words, "Beating Usyk doesn't do anything for me, who the flipping heck is he?" Fury is unwilling to give his rival the opportunity to gain recognition by defeating him, and believes that a tag-team match against both Joshua and Usyk would be a more entertaining and easy victory for him.

Usyk Stays Hopeful for Unification

While Fury is set to face ex-UFC champion Francis Ngannou, Usyk still holds out hope for a unification bout. Despite their failed negotiations, Usyk remains ready to fight Fury whenever the opportunity arises. He recently stated, "I'm ready. Next fight, I'll fight Tyson Fury, but for Tyson Fury, I have no idea."

The boxing world awaits the outcome of Fury's upcoming fight and the possibility of a future tag-team match that could rewrite the history books.