Oleksandr Usyk retirement plan clear as next fight after Tyson Fury rematch outlined
manchestereveningnews.co.ukOleksandr Usyk is planning to step back on to the cruiserweight scene if he defeats Tyson Fury for a second time, brushing off any suggestions the world heavyweight champion might retire.
After getting the better of his Manchester-born rival earlier this year, Usyk will, once again, step into the ring with 'The Gypsy King' in Saudi Arabia this Saturday.
The 37-year-old boasts a proud unbeaten professional record - while he has beaten all before him since stepping up a weight class and dominating there, too.
Usyk, 37, is a former undisputed world champion in the cruiserweight ranks. He holds a similar title at heavyweight, after overcoming Fury, 36, via a split decision in Riyadh last May. ALSO READ: Oleksandr Usyk instant reaction to Tyson Fury fight cancellation speaks volumes ALSO READ: Oleksandr Usyk makes surprise Anthony Joshua claim before Tyson Fury rematch Once again, the Gulf state will host their much-anticipated rematch.
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