Usyk Dismisses ‘Cry Baby’ Claims, Hopes Fury Avoids Injury Ahead of Undisputed Heavyweight Title Showdown

Oleksandr Usyk’s promoter, Alexander Krassyuk, has brushed aside suggestions that the Ukrainian is a ‘cry baby’ and expressed hope that Tyson Fury will not withdraw again due to injury before their highly anticipated undisputed heavyweight world title fight. Usyk and Fury are scheduled to meet in Saudi Arabia on May 18, with all the heavyweight belts on the line. However, their initial bout, planned for February, was postponed after Fury suffered a cut during sparring. Krassyuk emphasized that Usyk is in excellent condition after completing his third training camp, with his sole concern being Fury’s fitness. Usyk’s resilience and unwavering determination were highlighted, as he has always traveled to his opponents’ hometowns and emerged victorious.

Fury vs. Usyk: Tyson Warned of Controversial Ending with Dirty Tactics

Former boxing champion Johnny Nelson predicts a contentious outcome in the upcoming undisputed heavyweight title fight between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk. Nelson believes Fury, known for his unorthodox fighting style, will resort to dirty tactics to gain an edge over Usyk. This prediction is based on a dream Nelson had, in which Fury’s victory or defeat was accompanied by controversy.

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