Tyson Fury has warned Oleksandr Usyk that he will take legal action if their undisputed heavyweight title fight does not take place this year. The pair are set to unify the division for the first time in the four-belt era, with a potential date of December 23 during Riyadh Season in Saudi Arabia.
Fury, who faces MMA star Francis Ngannou this weekend, told Sky Sports: 'Usyk's a sausage. I expect it to be taking place in December, that's what I've been told. Usyk has to fight me in December, doesn't have a choice. He signed the contract, so if he doesn't, he's breached contract and he gets sued.'
Anthony Joshua has hinted at a fight with Deontay Wilder on the undercard, calling it a 'mega-card'. However, Fury dismissed the idea, saying Joshua and Wilder are 'out in the cold. Frozen.'
