The British ex-champion revealed how he plans to have a rematch with the Ukrainian.
Former world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury has spoken about his plans for a rematch with WBC, WBA and WBO title holder Oleksandr Usyk.
According to the British boxer, to succeed in a repeated fight, he must approach the confrontation more seriously and focused.
Also read: Fury admitted the lesson he learned fighting Usik
“The fact is that I am a very, very, very educated heavyweight boxer. I know boxing from the inside. Therefore, if it is easy to take down Usyk with his hands up and move forward, then Anthony Joshua, Daniel Dubois These are big, strong boxers who take someone down with their hands up, forcing them to give up and they can’t.
My style is agility, strike, move, dodging. Why would I give that up to move forward? It doesn’t make sense, I won’t do it. So all I have to do to win this rematch is small, minor adjustments. And I mean small adjustments. We need to get rid of the clowning, the hands behind the back, the fun. It takes a little focus. Just a serious version of what I’ve done.
Obviously, I know Usyk is going to hurt me, so I just have to focus a little bit and I have to get the job done,” Fury was quoted as saying by Bad Left Hook.
We remind you that the rematch between Usik and Fury will take place on December 21 in the capital of Saudi Arabia, Riyadh.
Earlier, Usik and Fury had a first battle of views before their rematch.
Source: korrespondent
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