Tyson Fury vows that he will come out of retirement to fight Oleksandr Uzyk following Ukraine's crushing win over Anthony Joshua

TYSON FURY has vowed that he will come out of retirement to take on Oleksandr Uzyk in a world-class title fight.

The Ukrainian performed a masterclass to defeat Anthony Joshua and defend his belts in Saudi Arabia last night.

Usyk, 35 years old, said it was retirement or the Gypsy King.

Fury, 34, has confirmed that he is open for a return to the ring in order to win his heavyweight titles.

In a deleted Instagram post, he said: "I've just witnessed Joshua lose for the first time to Usyk. He is out of his depth."

"But, England has been freed from its belts. As usual, it happened again.

"There is a way out and a solution. Send in the Gypsy barbarian from England if you want to get those belts back. Get on board!

"Send me in. "I will relieve the Ukrainian dosser from his belts as I did the last Ukrainian doesser."

It's not going to be cheap. It's going to be expensive if you want the best.

"So, get your f***ing checkbook out and I'll relieve that Ukrainian dosser."

Fury claimed that he would beat Usyk and AJ the night after the fight in Jeddah.

He blasted his family and friends, who were on holiday in Menorca at the time, by saying: "After watching it, the two of them were s***e.

It was the bulls ***. You must be serious!

"I would beat them both on the same night." F***ing s***e."

Usyk won by split decision to keep the WBA, WBO, and IBF titles that he won in London last September.

Fury lost his last fight against Dillian Whyte on April 5th, where he defended both his WBC title and Ring Magazine title.

He has been in a constant state of flux, switching between retirement and continuing to work. He will have until August 26th to officially retire from his WBC belt.

The fight against Usyk would bring the heavyweight division together for the first time since 2000, when Evander Holyfield beat Lennox Lewis.