TYSON FURY could finally meet Oleksandr Uzyk after the Ukrainian's win over Anthony Joshua.
Usyk once again showed his class to win in Saudi Arabia with a split decision.
Oleksandr Usyk said he would like to fight Tyson Fury, after defeating Anthony Joshua.
Fury is ready for retirement and to unify the heavyweight division
After AJ's outburst Usyk grabbed the microphone and declared Fury the only boxer he will fight.
The Gypsy King kept an eye on the brilliant action last night.
He replied by insisting that he would gladly knock out another Ukrainian after he had dethroned Wladimir Klitschko.
Two heavyweight champions could be fighting for unification of the division.
How do Fury and Usyk compare against one another?
Fury is 34 years of age, which is one year less than Usyk, also known as The Cat.
Fury, however, has fought 33 professional fights to Usyks 20.
Only the Ukrainians have a perfect record of 20 wins.
The tale of the tape: Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk
Fury has 32 wins, but like Usyk, he is also unbeaten. The only problem with his record is a controversial draw against Deontay wilder.
Fury has 23 knockouts to Usyks' 13.
The Morecambe man is 6ft 9in taller than Usyk, who stands at 6ft 3in.
Fury also has an advantage in reach, his arms measuring 85in and Usyk a 78in.
Both men have their own stances. Fury is an orthodox fighter, while Usyk is a southpaw boxer.
A battle between these two would be a great one.
Now, boxing fans are anxiously awaiting Fury's return to the ring after his victory over Dillian Whyte.
