By: Sean Crose
“There’s not a man born who can beat me,” WBC and lineal heavyweight champion of the world Tyson Fury stated to iFL TV. “I’m right out there on my own.” As at all times, Fury had heaps to say throughout the temporary video interview. He saved his venom, nonetheless, for – you guessed it – Anthony Joshua and WBA, IBF and WBO heavyweight titlist Oleksandr Usyk. “Why isn’t this lad stepping up to the plate?” the undefeated 33-0-1 Fury requested of former multi-titlist Joshua. “What’s he want to fight Dillian Whyte for? He’s already beat Dillian Whyte. Fight me.” In reality, Fury seems to really feel that he and Joshua won’t ever really meet within the ring.
“I don’t think it will happen,” Fury stated of a a lot hoped for combat together with his fellow Englishman, who he was in negotiations with final fall for a proposed matchup late within the 12 months. “If it was going to happen it would have happened in December just gone,” stated Fury, “when Chisora manned up and stepped up to the plate.” When pushed to reiterate his ideas on a Joshua combat, Fury responded with full readability. “I can guarantee you,” he stated, “you will not see it, one hundred percent.”
Rather than specializing in Joshua, Fury has now set his sights on Usyk. “I’m going to take on the man who just beat him (Joshua) twice,” he stated. “I’m going to knock out the man who beat him twice. What are they doing to say about me then?” Fury went on to mock Joshua. “I’m looking to fight Usyk,” he stated, “Joshua’s nemesis, the man whose got AJ’s kryptonite, the man who mad him cry after the fight like a little girl.”
Fury then had some fascinating issues to say about Usyk. “I’ll beat him,” he stated. “I’ll take that little sausage out. He ain’t no kryptonite to me. He’s fuck all to me, the little fucker, and I’m going to make him dance. We’ll see how good he is.” Fury said that the most important combat in boxing can be one between himself and Usyk slightly than one between himself and Joshua. “No where near (the biggest fight in boxing),” he stated of a Joshua match. “He (Joshua) doesn’t bring anything to the table.” With that in thoughts, issues change shortly on the subject of Fury. Time, as at all times, will inform the story.
