US EditionUndisputed vs. Unified: Explaining the different types of boxing champions ahead of Usyk vs. Fury 2
- Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk are set to face off in a heavyweight championship rematch, as stated in the headline.
- Fury, who lost to Usyk in May, aims to avenge his defeat and stated, 'This time I’m serious. I’m going to do some damage here, on Saturday night.'
- Usyk maintained a calm demeanor during the press conference, refusing to engage in trash talk despite the hype surrounding the event.
- The fight has a reported prize purse of £150 million , with Usyk expected to receive the larger share.
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Fury warned there's 'nothing he can do to stop what's gonna happen' vs Usyk
CHRIS EUBANK JR warned there is nothing Tyson Fury can do to beat his boxing bogeyman Oleksandr Usyk. Usyk became the first to ever defeat Fury after their 12-round thriller in May – where he was seconds away from a round nine knockout. GettyOleksandr Usyk facing off with[/caption] GettyChris Eubank Jr is backing Usyk to win again[/caption] The British Gypsy King claimed he will now ditch showboating, his dad John in the corner and bulk up in …
Usik and Fury broke the record in the confrontation and looked into each other's eyes for as long as 11 minutes
In less than two days, the best heavyweight boxers in the modern era, Oleksandr Usik and Tyson Fury will once again enter the ring. Before the long-awaited return duel, the fighters went through the last media commitments and a confrontation, which broke all records, as they stared into each other's eyes continuously for 11 minutes.
Half-ton weights, 5,000 calories and ‘prison’ camp – inside Tyson Fury’s toughest transformation
Tyson Fury has always been the master of transformation, but reinventing himself after his first defeat by Oleksandr Usyk for the undisputed heavyweight title in May has provided the greatest challenge of his sporting life. Fury now returns to the ring in Saudi Arabia on Saturday night as an underdog and although the 36-year-old has had rematches before, the scenario, and the self-styled ‘Gypsy King’ himself, is altogether different this time.
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