Boxer completely KO'd with cheap shot - and fans are divided whether it should be legal

Tyson Fury is reportedly training like a man possessed as he eyes a sensational undisputed heavyweight clash against Oleksandr Usyk.The Gypsy King, 33, announced his retirement from boxing following the brutal takedown of mandatory challenger Dillian Whyte in April but has now seemingly performed a dramatic u-turn on hanging up his gloves following Usyk's successive victory over compatriot Anthony Joshua.Talks remain ongoing between the camps of Fury and Usyk for a scheduled showdown in Saudi Arabia on December 17, the day before the World Cup final. And Fury's preparations are well underway for a first undisputed clash of the WBA–WBC–IBF–WBO era.READ MORE: Jake Paul set to fight UFC legend Anderson Silva after snubbing Tommy Fury offer"Tyson is training really, really hard.

Eddie Hearn has lifted the lid on a fiery first conversation with Anthony Joshua after the boxing heavyweight was defeated by Oleksandr Usyk last month.Joshua put on a much better display in Saudi Arabia than the pair’s first clash last year, where the Brit lost his WBO, WBA and IBF titles to the Ukrainian. But it was still not enough on the night as Joshua fell short and was defeated, this time by split-decision as opposed to unanimous decision.The usually calm Joshua was left bitterly disappointed as he unravelled post-fight, throwing his former belts out of the ring before heading off.

An agreement for Tyson Fury to face Oleksandr Usyk is believed to have moved a step closer, as the pair are said to have agreed a 50:50 purse split for their unification bout. In addition, the fight will not take place before the end of this year, with a proposed bout taking place early next year.

Tyson Fury and his wife Paris are set to star in their own Netflix documentary series. The two-time world heavyweight boxing champion will give fans an intimate look inside his family life as he goes into retirement.

Kerry Katona has joked that she’s been ‘banned’ from supermarket chain Iceland after they dropped her from their adverts over a drug scandal back in 2009. The former Atomic Kitten star, who was previously a spokesperson for Iceland and appeared in several ads for the company during the noughties, made a cheeky swipe at the supermarket on Instagram on Monday.

Olympic Games despite criticism of 'sportswashing' by the state. Saudi Arabia has ramped up its involvement in sports over the past decade, staging massive boxing events and its PIF group purchased Newcastle United.

Tyson Fury has set a deadline for a fight with Oleksandr Usyk and has asked for proof of funds of an offer for £500 million from Saudi Arabia for him to fight the Ukrainian.

Netflix today confirmed it is currently in production on a multipart documentary series with the heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury.

Jake Paul has alleged that fight judge Glenn Feldman’s decision to score in favour of Anthony Joshua over Oleksandr Usyk on Saturday night was an ‘Eddie Hearn special’. The boxing world watched on as Usyk defeated Joshua for a second-successive time to retain his WBA (Super), IBF, WBO and IBO heavyweight titles in Saudi Arabia.

Atletico Madrid defender Mario Hermoso lost his head even more than Anthony Joshua as he tried to fight his own fans after a 2-0 home defeat to Villarreal on Sunday.Diego Simeone’s side suffered a disappointing first defeat of the season to Unai Emery’s men in La Liga. Goals from Yeremy Pino and Gerard Moreno in the second-half meant Villarreal ascended to the top of the table, ahead of Real Madrid and Real Betis on goal difference.But it was a horror evening in the Spanish capital for Atletico as they had Nahuel Molina sent off in stoppage time.

Conor McGregor has spoken out in defence of Anthony Joshua after his post-fight rant was widely criticised by boxing fans.Joshua took the microphone following his second successive defeat to Oleksandr Usyk on Saturday (August 20) night and proceeded to make a lengthy speech to the crowd in Saudi Arabia. Viewers felt he had stolen Usyk's moment, with some labelling his comments about Ukraine "disrespectful".But UFC star McGregor believes AJ did nothing wrong. Taking to Twitter, the Irishman wrote: "You are all going on ridiculous over this.

Eddie Hearn has ripped into Tyson Fury for his reaction to Anthony Joshua's defeat to Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia on Saturday.Eddie Hearn called out the Gypsy King and accused him of hypocrisy after Fury's own mental health battles when defending Joshua, who broke down in the ring after the fight before going on a bizarre rant. Joshua stole all the headlines following the loss, decided by split decision, when he flung two of Usyk's belts out the ring.He then returned to give an odd and confusing speech to fans both in the arena and at home, with the Brit being slammed by fans for comments on Russia's invasion of Ukraine, calling it "not nice". Since, the boxer has apologised publicly, showing remorse on his social media pages.

Joshua showed aggressiveness but could not match the strategic wiliness of Usyk, who is unbeaten in his 20 professional contests. Two judges scored the fight 115-113 and 116-112 to Usyk, while the third gave it to Joshua 115-113. READ MORE: Tyson Fury mocks 'rubbish' Anthony Joshua with new Instagram post Joshua got off to a good start as he began the bout with intent but Usyk’s tactics were brilliant and thwarted the Brit.

READ MORE: Eddie Hearn explains what’s next for Anthony Joshua’s career and talks ‘retirement’"Get Hrgovic straight to a hospital and into an MRI machine," one concerned fan wrote. "That was uncomfortable - amazing how they get fighters checked because of a cut, but not when there is strange behaviour after a knockdown."And another was surprised by the display, as they asked: "What is going on with Filip Hrgovic tonight? Bizarre performance."One was really concerned, as they wrote: "Filip Hrgovic should be taken to the hospital as soon as possible.

Anthony Joshua beating Oleksandr Usyk, was confronted by a fan after the bout. Joshua lost to the Ukrainian in Saudi Arabia as Usyk retained his belts via split decision.

Piers Morgan, Mo Gilligan, and Nicola Adams are among those who have reacted to the Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk fight – and many viewers have been left divided.After a tense bout, Ukrainian fighter Usyk triumphed over AJ. While many commended the British fighter’s performance despite his defeat, others were left puzzled at AJ’s post-match speech, which saw him throw two of his opponent’s belts out of the ring.Broadcaster Piers branded AJ’s behaviour ’embarrassing.’‘Embarrassing antics at the end by Joshua,’ he tweeted. ‘He was beaten by a superior fighter who put on a magnificent performance of highly-skilled, supremely resilient boxing.

Anthony Joshua "felt ashamed and anxious" after his emotions took over in a bizarre post-fight rant.The British heavyweight boxer suffered the third defeat of his professional career on Saturday night after he was beaten via split decision by Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia. Following the bout, Joshua stunned fans as he launched into an emotional rant inside the ring, which fans have since compared to Delia Smith's infamous Norwich City speech.A body language expert has now given their thoughts on Joshua's antics after the fight and believes he was feeling "ashamed and anxious" after he had finished his rant.READ MORE: Anthony Joshua hits out at Mike Tyson telling legend he's 'not f***ing 14 stone'Darren Stanton explained to MyBettingSites: “I have studied Joshua at great length in his personality and he’s a very humble, emotional guy who tends to wear his heart on his sleeve.

Anthony Joshua's antics post-fight have shocked fans after a bizarre speech following his defeat to Oleksandr Usyk, and fans have resurfaced a video of Dillian Whyte explaining that he is a "f****** weird guy".Joshua lost his rematch to Uysk despite looking much stronger than he did during their first fight, and the British boxer was extremely emotional after the Ukrainian was awarded the win. Joshua caused a stir with his chaotic post-fight speech, and was seen throwing Usyk's belts out of the ring.It was a rather ugly end to an otherwise thrilling contest, and fans were stunned as a typically cool Joshua lost his head. But fellow fighter Whyte will not be surprised, as he's previously admitted that Joshua is "f****** weird."READ MORE: Win 2 tickets to watch England vs Germany in Nations League action at Wembley StadiumFans have been left in hysterics after a video was shared on Twitter with the caption: "Dillian tried to tell us." In the video, Whyte is asked about Joshua, and responds: "I don't know man.

Anthony Joshua's defeat to Oleksandr Usyk have been revealed - and boxing fans are furious.Usyk deservedly won the rematch in Saudi Arabia on the judges' scorecards, although the fact it was a split decision surprised many. While one of the judges gave the Ukrainian the verdict 115-113 and another scored it 116-112, judge Glenn Feldman somehow scored the contest in favour of Joshua by two points (113-115). If that wasn't shocking enough, Feldman's scorecard also showed that he gave the British fighter the first three rounds of the contest, despite clear consensus among boxing fans that he had lost them.