I’ll take all my belts – Tyson Fury vows ahead of fight with Usyk
British heavyweight fighter, Tyson Fury has vowed to beat Ukrainian’s Oleksandr Usyk when both men fight in December.
Fury also promised to beat Daniel Dubois and take all his belts back after beating Usyk.
He spoke after Anthony Joshua’s shock defeat to Dubois at Wembley on Saturday evening.
Recall that Tyson had lost to Usyk via split decision when the two heavyweight boxers met in May.
This victory ensured Usyk to become the first undisputed heavyweight champion since Lennox Lewis in 1999.
Speaking after Dubois knocked Joshua out in the fifth round, Fury who was sat ringside at Wembley, said when asked for his plans for the Usyk fight in December: “I have got to fight my man and I’m going to take all my belts back once again, guarantee you.
“I will get that [the IBF title] back as well. When I fight Usyk in December and beat him, I’ll get all the belts I should never have lost and then I’ll fight Dubois and take it off him as well.”
Dubois produced a dominant display against Joshua at Wembley on Saturday night.
The 27-year-old dismantled his compatriot Joshua in just five rounds in front of 96,000 people.
However, there was a brief stop to the fight in the penultimate round after Dubois caught Joshua with a low blow.
Referee Marcus McDonnell quickly stepped in to stop the bout with just over 90 seconds of the round remaining.
McDonnell then issued a warning to Dubois over his punch.
Boxing rules allow a boxer to take up to five minutes to recover from a low blow.
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