By: Sean Crose
“Usyk’s people are talking about the rematch clause and all that crap. This is one to raise the stakes,” WBC and online heavyweight champion Tyson Fury told WBA, IBF and WBO heavyweight boxer Oleksandr Usyk (via a video posted to social media on Wednesday). Two), “without the f—–g rematch clause, what about the both of us? Let’s improve knowledge completely. Never worry about what will happen in the future and how many dollars you can earn after being defeated. Worried about the fight, April 29, no rematch clause, winners take glory, losers go home with d–k in hand. How about that? Agree with that you f —– gb — h.
It’s hard to believe, but there still seem to be wrinkles that need to be ironed out before the much-anticipated Fury vs Usyk heavyweight title fight finally comes to fruition. Although the world was told last week that both sides had agreed to a contract, it does not appear to be the case. Suffice it to say, Usyk took to social media himself on Monday in response to Fury. “Greedy,” he said in slightly broken English as he looked directly into the camera, “the rematch clause is on your side, not mine. Stop whining and the duck is a man. Sign a contract or leave the belt. I need to be undisputed and not play your stupid games.
Moreover, Usyk’s own promoter, Alexander Krassyuk, now does not believe that the final fight will be fought. “As soon as Usyk accepted the no-rematch clause,” Krassyuk said talk, “will still be looking for something else to find and pull out of the fight.”
Last week, Fury made a video asking Usyk to accept the lower end of the 70/30 cut to get the fight going. Usyk then surprised a lot of people by accepting the offer. “He cheated and Usyk called him a cheat,” Krassyuk speak . “This is 100 percent. He didn’t expect Usyk to accept 70/30.” Indeed, Krassyuk, like his boxer, clearly thinks Fury is avoiding a fight between the two.
“It’s nothing,” he said of Fury’s latest social media post. “He was unprepared and afraid to fight. He will try to find a way to hide from Usyk for as long as possible.” Here’s hoping that isn’t the case. After all, Fury is a master of mind games. Besides, there’s really no good reason in the world why this war shouldn’t end.
