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Ladybbird · 03-02-24, 06:04

FURY v USYK; Tyson Fury Insists Oleksandr Usyk Would Have Been In Trouble

He shares a picture of himself 'in fantastic shape'- following the postponement of his heavyweight unification bout

The Gypsy King suffered a severe cut above his right eye on Friday while sparring, which has been labelled by his promotion team as a 'freak cut'

MailOnline 3 FEB 2024

Tyson Fury has insisted that Oleksandr Usyk would have been 'in trouble' as he shared an image of his toned physique following the postponement of his much-anticipated heavyweight unification bout.

The Gypsy King suffered a severe cut above his right eye on Friday while sparring, which has been labelled by his promotion team as a 'freak cut'.

As a result, his long-awaited clash with the Ukrainian, which had been set for 17 February, has been postponed, with the wound requiring stitches.

Fury was keen to dispel any suggestion that he had been unprepared to face the southpaw. He posted an image of his fight-ready physique in a social media post, which he accompanied with a confident claim that he would have won the contest if it had gone ahead as planned.

'Cant help getting injured in sparring,' he wrote. 'But what I can say was Usyk was in trouble I am in fantastic shape. I will reschedule soon as I can. 2024 a massive year for team GK.'

The report that an accidental head clash was behind the cut to Fury, causing him to need 15 stitches to patch it up.

Usyk is still hoping to box on that 17 February, with IBF mandatory challenger Filip Hrgovic named as a possible opponent but any clash with Fury is now on ice.

Queensbury Promotions described the incident in Riyadh as 'freak', with the blow coming above Fury's right eye.

'The cut, which opened above Fury's right eye, required urgent medical attention and significant stitching, and will obviously require a period of recovery, scuppering any possibility of the fight with Usyk taking place on February 17 in Saudi Arabia,' a statement said.

In that earlier statement, Fury had expressed his disappointment at picking up the injury and his sadness for 'everyone involved in this huge event'.

'I am absolutely devastated after preparing for this fight so long and being in such superb condition,' a dejected Fury said.

'I feel bad for everyone involved in this huge event and I will work diligently towards the rescheduled date once the eye has healed.

'I can only apologise to everyone affected including my own team, Team Usyk, the undercard fighters, partners, and fans as well as our hosts and my friends in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.'

The Gypsy King was keen to show that he was in top shape as he prepared for the huge clash

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,662 Thanks: 27,646 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	FURY v USYK; Heavyweight Bout Postponed-The Gypsy Kings' Cut Above Right eye FURY v USYK; Tyson Fury Insists Oleksandr Usyk Would Have Been In Trouble He shares a picture of himself 'in fantastic shape'- following the postponement of his heavyweight unification bout The Gypsy King suffered a severe cut above his right eye on Friday while sparring, which has been labelled by his promotion team as a 'freak cut' MailOnline 3 FEB 2024 Tyson Fury has insisted that Oleksandr Usyk would have been 'in trouble' as he shared an image of his toned physique following the postponement of his much-anticipated heavyweight unification bout. *The Gypsy King suffered a severe cut above his right eye on Friday while sparring, which has been labelled by his promotion team as a 'freak cut'.* As a result, his long-awaited clash with the Ukrainian, which had been set for 17 February, has been postponed, with the wound requiring stitches. Fury was keen to dispel any suggestion that he had been unprepared to face the southpaw. He posted an image of his fight-ready physique in a social media post, which he accompanied with a confident claim that he would have won the contest if it had gone ahead as planned. 'Cant help getting injured in sparring,' he wrote. 'But what I can say was Usyk was in trouble I am in fantastic shape. I will reschedule soon as I can. 2024 a massive year for team GK.' The report that an accidental head clash was behind the cut to Fury, causing him to need 15 stitches to patch it up. Usyk is still hoping to box on that 17 February, with IBF mandatory challenger Filip Hrgovic named as a possible opponent but any clash with Fury is now on ice. Queensbury Promotions described the incident in Riyadh as 'freak', with the blow coming above Fury's right eye. 'The cut, which opened above Fury's right eye, required urgent medical attention and significant stitching, and will obviously require a period of recovery, scuppering any possibility of the fight with Usyk taking place on February 17 in Saudi Arabia,' a statement said. In that earlier statement, Fury had expressed his disappointment at picking up the injury and his sadness for 'everyone involved in this huge event'. 'I am absolutely devastated after preparing for this fight so long and being in such superb condition,' a dejected Fury said. 'I feel bad for everyone involved in this huge event and I will work diligently towards the rescheduled date once the eye has healed. 'I can only apologise to everyone affected including my own team, Team Usyk, the undercard fighters, partners, and fans as well as our hosts and my friends in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.' The Gypsy King was keen to show that he was in top shape as he prepared for the huge clash

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