Tyson Fury's co-promoter Bob Arum believes his man should still have an unbeaten professional record and disputes his loss to Oleksandr Usyk.

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 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. The pair will rematch on 21 December.

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.

Usyk handed Fury a first loss of his professional career with a split-decision victory in their undisputed title fight back in May and the rematch is set for December

Heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk remained tight-lipped after receiving a message from his rival Tyson Fury. Usyk made history by becoming the first man to defeat 'The Gyspy King', securing a split-decision victory in Riyadh back in May.

Tyson Fury looks to bounce back from the sole defeat of his professional career when he faces Oleksandr Usyk in a highly anticipated rematch on the 21st of December. The Ukrainian became the undisputed heavyweight world champion when he defeated 'The Gypsy King' via split decision back in May.

Fury was on TNT Sports discussing his upcoming rematch with Oleksandr Usyk, in Riyadh in December. He had been in Liverpool to watch Nick Ball fight Ronny Rios on Saturday night, with cousin Walter Fury scoring a victory over Dale Arrowsmith on the undercard.