Alright, y’all, Tyson Fury is coming in hot for that December 21st rematch with Oleksandr Usyk, and he’s making it clear: He’s not leaving this one to the judges. After dropping the WBC heavyweight title to Usyk in May by a split decision, Fury’s got a whole different game plan this time. He’s done with playing cautious—he’s going full “destroy mode”.
Fury vs Usyk: What Went Down in May?
So, in their first clash, Fury found his groove in the fourth round, showboating a little and landing some brutal body shots on Usyk. But by the eighth round? Things took a turn. Usyk came back swinging, landing heavy punches that had Fury shook. The Gypsy King, who had been undefeated up to that point, barely made it through those last few rounds before Usyk snagged that split-decision win and walked away with Fury’s belt.
This Time, It’s All About the Knockout
Fast forward to now, and Fury’s not holding back about his mindset for this rematch in Riyadh. “Last time, I was cautious. This time, I’m not going for points—I’m going for the KO,” Fury told TNT Sports. And if there’s one thing we know about Fury, when he says he’s going in for the kill, you better believe him.
He also threw in some cold facts: “Anyone can get caught in heavyweight boxing. Look at what’s happened in some of these fights. But me? I’m going straight for the finish this time.” He’s not playing around.
What About Anthony Joshua?
Even though Fury’s laser-focused on his rematch with Usyk, he hasn’t forgotten about his fellow Brit, Anthony Joshua. After Joshua’s knockout loss to Daniel Dubois last month, people have been wondering if the long-hyped ‘Battle of Britain’ will ever happen. Fury thinks it still should, saying, “It’d be a travesty if we didn’t fight. Even if he loses 20 more fights, we have to do it.”
Yep, even if Joshua’s on a losing streak, Fury’s down to settle that beef in the ring.
Fury’s Destroy Mode vs Usyk’s Defense
So, what does this mean for the Tyson Fury VS Oleksandr Usyk rematch? Usyk proved last time that he could take Fury’s best shots and come back stronger. But Fury’s saying he’s not gonna play it safe this time. It’s destroy mode or bust. With WBC, WBO, and WBA titles on the line, this fight’s shaping up to be an absolute banger. Forget points—Fury’s going all-in for that knockout, and fans are already marking their calendars for fury vs usyk time uk so they don’t miss a second of the action.
Final Thoughts:
We’ve seen Fury talk a big game before, but this time, with Usyk holding three belts and Fury ready to go off, this fight’s gonna be on a whole new level. And if Fury wins? Who knows—maybe we’ll finally see that fight with Joshua happen. Either way, the heavyweight division is cooking up some serious heat.
December 21st. Saudi Arabia. Tyson Fury vs Usyk II. Get ready for fireworks.
