WBO, WBA, IBO and IBF world heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk assessed the likelihood of a fight with WBC title holder Tyson Fury in the future. The 36-year-old Ukrainian believes that his duel with the British will take place, but this will happen later. “I think this fight with Tyson Fury will take place, but not as planned on April 29. In the training camp, I did a lot of work that we planned. I improved some of my results in swimming, running, cycling, breath holding. And I'm very glad that I'm at home now, I'm serious. Of course, I would also really like to be in the camp now, because for three and a half months I have done an incredible amount of work.. There was still one month left, but everything stopped, I returned home, doing household chores and my own business, which required me here. You know I'm a believer. Everything that is not done in life - I look at it with a very big positive.

So it was necessary, so the Lord stops me, gives me some kind of pause so that later I can start better, " Earlier it was reported that Usyk spoke about the reasons for the failure of the fight with Fury for the title of absolute world champion. Recall that the fight between Usyk and Fury was supposed to take place on April 29 in London at Wembley Stadium, but the parties could not agree on the terms of the contract for the fight, which is why it was canceled.. After the cancellation of the fight with the “Gypsy King”, the Ukrainian team began negotiations for a fight with the mandatory contender for the WBA title Briton Daniel Dubois. On April 3, the WBA officially sanctioned the Usyk-Dubois fight..