Oleksandr Usyk v Anthony Joshua 2: Ukrainian calls out Tyson Fury after victory

Oleksandr Usyk called out Tyson Fury, who seemed to suggest he could reverse his decision to retire.

Usyk defeated Anthony Joshua in Saudi Arabia in order to retain his titles.

Since winning the title in April, the champ has not fought.

Usyk said he was convinced that he wanted to fight him.

I would like to fight him. I won't be fighting at all if I'm not fighting Tyson Fury.

He said earlier this month that he would remain retired. He said on social media that he would destroy both of them on the same day.

Usyk said, "That's what he's dreaming about every day." I'll beat him.

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The president of Usyk praised his "difficult, but so important and necessary victory" against the Russians.

Zelensky said "Defending the title of world champion is a symbol that all those who are of Cossack sort will not give up their own."

Saudi Arabia gave Usyk the broadcast rights to show the fight in his country, which he did.

"My country, to my family, to my team, to all the military people who are defending the country are what I dedicated my victory to," he said.

Many generations are going to watch this fight, especially the round where someone tried to beat me, but I withstood it and turned in a different way.