Dsalita The prospect of a Tyson Fury vs. Oleksandr Usyk rematch may seem nonsensical, but the determined Gypsy King has insisted that he wants it. Fury is clamoring for a rematch just five months after being thoroughly dominated by Usyk in their recent bout. Despite calls to face Anthony Joshua for a lucrative retirement fight in Saudi Arabia, Fury is opting to face Usyk again, risking his legacy in the process.
Choosing to activate the rematch against the superior Usyk could leave Fury in a broken state, making a potential fight against Joshua an unappealing option for boxing fans. Experts are skeptical about Fury’s ability to recover mentally and physically from his recent defeat in time for an October rematch. The decision for a quick turnaround could be detrimental to Fury’s health and well-being, with concerns about his readiness to face Usyk again.
Despite the potential for revenge, many are questioning Fury’s decision to pursue the rematch with Usyk. The risk of further physical and emotional damage looms large, with the specter of defeat casting doubt on Fury’s future in the sport. Swallowing his pride and opting for a lucrative fight with Joshua may be the safer choice for Fury, avoiding the potential disaster that a rematch with Usyk could bring.
