Usyk Warns Tyson Fury: Secret Army Won't Stand for Assault


Usyk Warns Tyson Fury: Secret Army Won't Stand for Assault
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Usyk's Warning

Oleksandr Usyk has issued a stern warning to Tyson Fury and his father, John, regarding his secret army of gun-and-knife trained soldiers. The 37-year-old heavyweight world champion made it clear that another assault will not be tolerated.

Ugly Incident at Launch Event

At Monday's launch event in Riyadh, tensions escalated when John Fury headbutted a member of Usyk's staff. Despite the chaos, the highly anticipated £100m fight was not in jeopardy.

Professional Soldiers on Usyk's Team

Usyk revealed that his team includes professional soldiers, not just coaches and trainers. He emphasized that they are trained in street fighting, shooting, knives, and wrestling, making it clear that they are prepared to defend themselves.

Discipline and Professionalism

While disappointed by the incident, Usyk highlighted the importance of discipline in such events. He commended his team for their restraint and professionalism, preventing the situation from escalating further.


Usyk Warns Tyson Fury: Secret Army Won't Stand for Assault
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Usyk's Focus on Boxing

Usyk emphasized that he and his team are professional athletes, not street fighters. He expressed his dedication to the upcoming fight and the significance it holds for the UK and Ukraine.

Inspiring His Compatriots

Usyk aims to inspire his fellow Ukrainians, especially those defending against Putin's invasion. He sees his victory in Saudi Arabia as an opportunity to shed light on his nation's plight and Putin's war crimes.

Support from Fans and Soldiers

Grateful for the support from his fans and Ukrainian soldiers, Usyk finds motivation in their backing. He humbly acknowledges the impact he may have on his people and the inspiration he provides.