The British boxer continued the war with Alexander Krasyuk due to the failure of the fight for the title of absolute champion.
Tyson Fury once again clashed with Oleksandr Usyk’s team on social networks. It started with an attack by the promoter of Ukrainian boxer Alexander Krasyuk.
The functionary reminded the Briton of his greed, because of which the rivalry for the title of absolute world champion fell.
“Greed leads to poverty. Lying leads to unhappiness. Pride leads to disrespect.
As a result, mental health problems arise. Enjoy your karma, greedy belly. God bless you.
When you’re desperately looking for an opponent, but don’t care. Fury, try the women’s ratings list,” Krasyuk wrote in the comments on the Brit’s post.
Fury did not tolerate such humiliation and harshly answered Krasyuk. Declaring that he will only now meet Usyk in Britain.
This is a bitch (points to the picture of Krasyuk, – approx.). You and the rabbit are both bitches.
Come and claim your 30%. From now on the match will only take place in the UK at Wembley. Take it or get out, cyclo,” Fury wrote on Instagram.
However, Krasyuk replied to the WBC champion that, they say, he missed his chance, and now he will not be able to fight with Usyk.
“Love, you missed your chance, your fans and your dignity. Now everyone knows who the real loser is.
Enjoy your karma, greedy belly. And don’t forget to pay your debts. Your promoter will remind you of this,” Krasyuk wrote.
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It will be remembered that the Fury-Usyk fight was supposed to take place on April 29, but the boxing teams could not agree. The Ukrainian side withdrew from the negotiations due to persistent British demands.
Earlier, Oleksandr Usyk’s manager Egis Klimas said he could force the Briton to enter the ring for the unification bout.
Source: korrespondent
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