Tyson Fury has insisted Oleksandr Usyk wouldn’t be as difficult an opponent as Derek Chisora, as he prepares for a deliberate unification battle towards the Ukrainian.
The Gypsy King beat Chisora convincingly by third spherical stoppage in his final battle, and is now turning his consideration to Usyk’s heavyweight titles.
They’re anticipated to battle within the early a part of 2023, with the Ukrainian setting a deadline of March 4.
Tyson Fury has claimed Oleskandr Usyk wouldn’t be as powerful an opponent as Derek Chisora
The Gypsy King beat Chisora by tenth spherical stoppage when the pair fought earlier this month
Regardless of doubtlessly dropping his titles within the battle, Fury appeared assured, as he advised iFL TV: ‘I do not suppose it’s a powerful battle. I do not suppose it is nowhere close to as powerful as outdated Del Boy.
‘He won’t stand as much as these punches that Derek did towards me. After I watch the battle between him and Derek, whether or not individuals need to admit it or not, it was a 50/50 battle.
‘It may need been 55/45, but it surely wasn’t a landslide. It wasn’t like he did not win a spherical, like he did not towards me.’
The 34-year-old went on to elucidate how he felt undefeatable, including: ‘There’s not a person born that may beat me and I will stand and show it towards anyone.
Oleksandr Usyk seems set to battle Tyson Fury in a unification battle within the early a part of 2023
‘I’ve seen individuals like Usyk many occasions earlier than, smaller man that come up a weight to battle the heavyweight champion and 99 per cent of the time they get roughed up.
Usyk moved up weight lessons after changing into undisputed cruiserweight with defeats over Tony Bellow and Mairis Briedis.
Fury went on: ‘You possibly can by no means underestimate anyone however from the place I’m in my life in the meanwhile, I’d need to take him out fairly shortly.
‘I might wish to get him in there in February, make an instance out of him, then give him a rematch at Wembley.’
