Tyson Fury responds to Oleksandr Usyk's claims that the fight against him will be more difficult than Deontay Wilder

TYSON FURY has slammed Oleksandr Uzyk by asking what the 'pumped-up middleweight' would do to him.

Dillian Whyte, 33 years old, will be next up against the star. This title clash will see Dillian take home a remarkable PS24.5m.


Tyson Fury responds to Oleksandr Usyk's claims that the fight against him will be more difficult than Deontay Wilder
Tyson Fury went toe to toe with Deontay wilder last year in order to retain the WBC title, but Oleksandr Usyk was not considered a threat.

Deontay wilder, a British heavyweight, last fought him in October. He won the tri-final decider in just 11 rounds.

Fury was asked by DubaiEyeSport if Oleksandr Uzyk is more tough than his opponent.

The 'Gypsy King" emphatically replied, "Hell no.

"You've got one of the most powerful athletes in the history [Wilder], and what's Usyk going to do?

"Tap dance around in the ring, and then run?

"He did not do any damage to Anthony Joshua, and certainly ain’t doing any damage to me.

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"I will obliterate he."

Fury described the Ukrainian as a "pumped up middleweight" after Fury's comments.

The 6ft 9in brawler said that he would knock Anthony Joshua out for 'bants' if necessary.

Eddie Hearn, the promoter who was denied the rights to the Fury Vs Whyte clash, disagrees.

Hearn believes he doesn't trust Usyk and will not fight him anyway.

The champ is currently busy with his food brand launch at Iceland supermarket, out of the ring.


Tyson Fury responds to Oleksandr Usyk's claims that the fight against him will be more difficult than Deontay Wilder
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