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The heavyweights run it back after Usyk handed Fury his first professional loss to become the undisputed champion in Riyadh.
Oleksandr Usyk will aim to do the double over Tyson Fury next weekend, as the pair square off in a rematch in Riyadh. Seven months ago, Usyk narrowly outpointed Fury to become the first undisputed heavyweight champion in 24 years.
And while the Ukrainian soon gave up the IBF belt, meaning only three of the four major titles are on the line this time, Fury will still be desperate for revenge. The Briton’s loss to Usyk was the first of his professional career, while Usyk’s split-decision win kept him unbeaten. However, Fury has a strong record in rematches:
after points wins over Derek Chisora and John McDermott and a draw with Deontay Wilder, the “Gypsy King” stopped each man the second time around – and third, in the cases of Wilder and Chisora.
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