Tyson Fury Reveals Ambitious Ten Fight Plan With Usyk And Joshua

Fury's Ten-Fight Blueprint

Tyson Fury recently unveiled his ten-fight plan, which includes bouts against Oleksandr Usyk and Anthony Joshua. The heavyweight champion shared his ambitious vision during a press conference in Morecambe, expressing his desire for several more years of fights at the top level.

Laughing off the Idea of Facing 'British Mike Tyson'

While Fury named some of the biggest names in the boxing world for his future matchups, he scoffed at the thought of facing 19-year-old sensation Moses Itauma, often referred to as Britain's answer to Mike Tyson. Fury made it clear that Itauma is not on his radar for a potential bout.

Usyk and Joshua on the Horizon

First up on Fury's schedule is a showdown with Oleksandr Usyk in the heavyweight division's first four-belt undisputed title fight on May 18. The contract also includes an immediate rematch, leaving Anthony Joshua waiting in the wings for a potential future clash.

Looking Closer to Home

After the Usyk bout, Fury is eyeing matchups with British fighters like Daniel Dubois and Joe Joyce, as well as close friend Joseph Parker. Deontay Wilder and Agit Kabayel are also on Fury's hitlist, showcasing the Gypsy King's willingness to take on the best in the division.

Snubbing Itauma

Despite Itauma's impressive record and comparisons to Mike Tyson, Fury seems intent on avoiding a matchup with the young fighter. Fury acknowledged Itauma's talent but hinted at potential trilogies with Usyk instead, showing his strategic planning for the future.