TYSON FURY called Oleksandr Usyk out to fight in December, and he screamed: "Find your b***s!"
After beating Anthony Joshua twice in less than a year, Usyk took on Fury.
Tyson Fury called Oleksandr Usyk out to fight in December
The Ukrainian champion, who began his amateur career at the middleweight division, has decided to retire until next year.
Fury was furious and demanded the unification of all four heavyweight belts before Christmas.
He stated: "Usyk middleweight, you say you want WBC, and it's being held by Gypsies. It's being held by Gypsy Kings.
"And it's held tight, grasped tightly and all rounds lead you to a seven foot behemoth which will destroy your middleweight.
"Middleweight, your body will be smashed to pieces.
"You want to fight me after I beat the bodybuilder. Now you're acting a bitch.
"You didn't get any injuries. You had a sparring match. You can fight in December.
"See if your middleweight can back it up. It doesn't really matter if it is December, April, or August next year. The outcome will be the exact same. I'll destroy you.
The tale of the tape: Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk
"I am a seven-foot, 20-stone behemoth, and I will destroy your middleweight." Get your balls together and come to me, bitch.
Fury, 34-year-old, claimed that he was retiring after beating Dillian Whyte 34 in April, unless he was paid PS500MILLION for his return.
After Usyk, 35, defeated Joshua, 32, and the Gypsy King accepted Joshua's challenge to the pound-for pound star's contest.
He wanted to have a deal in place by September, even though his team had revealed that February was likely to be the unification date.
After months of training, Usyk returned home to war-torn Russia with a hero's welcome.
The 2012 Olympic gold medalist, unbeaten professional, is now ready to spend some down time with his family and friends.
Usyk stated that fighting Tyson Fury in December was impossible. First, I have some old injuries.
"Second, in December I don't want the boxing. I haven’t been to the gym in half a year. I want to be with my kids, my family.
Boxing can wait. It will be next year, I believe."
After returning home to Ukraine, Oleksandr Usyk speaks
