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Tyson Fury Demands December Showdown
Heavyweight champion Tyson Fury has issued a stern warning to Oleksandr Usyk, stating that he will be sued if he doesn't follow through with their scheduled fight in December. The two undefeated champions have signed an agreement for the first four-belt unification bout in the heavyweight division.
Usyk's Training Camp Delays Fight
However, plans for a December 23 clash have hit a snag as Usyk claims he needs a 14-week training camp before the fight can take place. This could potentially push the historic showdown into the new year, a scenario Fury refuses to accept.
Fury: "Usyk's a Sausage"
Fury didn't hold back in his criticism of Usyk, calling him a "sausage" and insisting that the fight must happen in December as agreed. He emphasized that Usyk would be in breach of contract if he doesn't comply and would face legal consequences.
Usyk's Recent Victory and Fury's Upcoming Fight
Usyk, 36, is coming off a win against Daniel Dubois in a mandatory defense of his titles, while Fury, 35, is set to face former UFC champion Francis Ngannou in a crossover clash this Saturday. The highly-anticipated bout between Fury and Usyk is expected to follow shortly after.
Usyk's Training Demands
Usyk explained on his YouTube channel that he needs 14 weeks to properly prepare for the fight. He assured fans that he is working hard every day to get ready and is managing any lingering injuries. Usyk stated that the first weeks of his training are focused on preparing his body for the intense 12-week camp.
