‘He’ll be running away like a little b**** all night’ – Tyson Fury believes Oleksandr Usyk is not strong enough to stand up to his punches

Tyson Fury admits it is going to be a problem preventing Oleksandr Usyk, however he could have him ‘operating’ by the tip of the competition.

The pair are anticipated to conflict no later than March 4 2023 in a battle for the undisputed heavyweight titles.

The one facet but to be determined is location, as Fury’s promoter, Bob Arum, just lately instructed talkSPORT: “Each fighters have agreed to battle, that’s clear.

“The query then is the place the battle is held and that will probably be determined by the tip of the 12 months.

“There’s a few locations within the Center East which have expressed huge curiosity and made affords and naturally there’s the potential for doing the battle in Wembley Stadium.

“Every time that battle occurs and I imagine it should occur throughout the first 4 months of the 12 months, it’s going to be an enormous, huge battle and I can’t wait to see it.”

When each males do meet within the ring, Fury believes that whereas it is going to be a ‘problem’, he will probably be too huge for Usyk and the Ukrainian won’t be able to take his photographs.

“I’m going to strive my coronary heart out to do that Usyk battle for the undisputed championship,” Fury instructed the Telegraph.

“It’s a battle that he needs so he says, and I would like, all of us put all of it on the road once more and we’ll see who wins.

“I don’t assume he’s sufficiently big and robust sufficient to face as much as the punches, and he’s a pure lighter man.

“After we had been each youthful, as amateurs, Usyk was a middleweight on the identical time I used to be tremendous heavyweight and weighed 110 kilos.

“It’s a problem, however he’ll be operating away like a little bit b**** all evening and I’ll hunt him down and after I pay money for him he’ll be crushed.”