Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury’s undisputed title struggle ‘ought to occur no later than March 4th’, in accordance with the Ukrainian’s supervisor.
The 2 heavyweights have been tipped to face-off since Fury issued a call-out to Usyk following his TKO victory over Derek Chisora earlier this month.
And now Alex Krassyuk has given struggle followers the information they need to hear after claiming the bout will doubtless happen early in 2023.
Tyson Fury and Olekansdr Usyk got here face-to-face forward of a possible heavyweight bout
Usyk’s promoter Alex Krassyuk has claimed the struggle ought to happen in early 2023
In line with the Mirror, Krassyuk was answering followers on Instagram when he claimed that: ‘Each events agreed to struggle.’
He then added: ‘Ought to occur no later than March 4. Location: Anywhere within the Universe.’
In response to a later query, Krassyuk mentioned that ‘the earlier the higher’ is their stance on when the struggle ought to occur.
Krassyuk additionally claimed that Fury is ok – regardless of the Gypsy King earlier claiming he’d want surgical procedure earlier than going through off with Usyk – by telling followers: ‘in accordance with our information, Tyson Fury is protected and sound.’
Fury cruised to victory over Derek Chisora on the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this month
It was solely just lately that Fury claimed Usyk – who has now overwhelmed Anthony Joshua in back-to-back fights – isn’t as sturdy as his earlier opponent Chisora.
Fury dispatched of Chisora in spherical 10 of their current bout and later turned his consideration to Usyk, who was sat within the viewers on the evening.
The Gypsy King additionally teased a future bout with fellow heavyweight Joe Joyce, who additionally bought into the ring as soon as Fury had overwhelmed Chisora.
Olekansdr Usyk shall be seeking to construct on his back-to-back wins over Anthony Joshua
