Fury challenged the result of the fight with Usyk

British super heavyweight Tyson Fury (34-1-1, 24 KOs) has expressed his categorical disagreement with the result of the May 18 fight between Oleksandr Usyk (22-0, 14 KOs). The Gypsy King, as the Manchester native is called, claims that he won eight out of 12 rounds and should have celebrated the victory.

Fury said this in an interview with his YouTube channel FUROCITY By Tyson Fury. According to the boxer, the Ukrainian managed to win only a few rounds at the beginning of the second half of the fight, which would not have been enough for the final victory even with a knockdown in the ninth three-minute round.

"I watched the fight many times and still got the same answer: I think I won the fight, I thought I did enough. I boxed him with an advantage for most of the rounds. He landed a good punch in the eighth round and broke my nose. And in the ninth round, he won with a score of 10-8. So that's the second one in his favor, and I give him the 10th round. But other than that, I didn't give him any other rounds. I give him four rounds in the fight," Fury said.

Before that, Tyson first named the reason for his defeat to Alexander In addition, Fury got into a drunken scandal, which alarmed his camp.

Ukrainian Oleksandr also announced his radical plan to continue his career after the rematch with Tyson. Usyk named the most difficult moment of the fight with the Briton. Our boxer also spoke frankly about his opponent.

Saudi Arabia has already officially announced the date of the second fight between Usyk and Fury. The boxers' rematch fees were announced. It is expected that the boxing rules will be changed in the second fight.

Before that, New Zealand heavyweight Joseph Parker (35-3, 23 KOs) dispelled the main myth about the Ukrainian's weakness. And Russian Oleg Taktarov called the results of Oleksandr's and Tyson's fights fabricated.

Promoter Bob Arum noted that he does not consider the Ukrainian to be the strongest boxer in the world. There was also an unexpected twist in the rematch between Usyk and Fury. It happened after Croatian Filip Hrgovic (17-1, 14 KOs) lost to British Daniel Dubois (21-2, 20 KOs).

The International Boxing Federation (IBF) has made a new statement regarding the deprivation of the Ukrainian boxer of the title of absolute world champion.

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