Tyson Fury claims he was in the "shape of his life" for his defeat by Oleksandr Usyk but looks set to pile on the weight for their second meeting in December

Briton Tyson Fury said he will throw caution to the wind when he faces heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk and aim for a knockout victory in their rematch. In their first bout in May, Fury hit his stride in the fourth round and engaged in some showmanship as he caught Usyk with vicious body shots,

Tyson Fury has said he will throw caution to the wind when he faces heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk and aim for a knockout victory in their rematch.

Tyson Fury has vowed to “destroy” Oleksandr Usyk when they come to blows in their highly anticipated second fight in December. Usyk beat Fury in a split decision in Riyadh in May to become the first unified heavyweight champion for two decades.

Tyson Fury was beaten by Oleksandr Usyk when the pair met in the ring back in May, but the Gypsy King does not believe he is the toughest fighter he has ever faced

Laura Woods had to intervene and apologise for Tyson Fury's language during a live interview on TNT Sports. Fury was in Liverpool on Saturday night to watch Nick Ball defend his WBA featherweight title against Ronny Rios at the M&S Arena.