Oleksandr Usyk is widely regarded as the best pound-for-pound boxer on the planet and has gone from strength-to-strength since moving up to heavyweight

Tyson Fury has claimed he's 'past the point of really caring' about his defeat to Oleksandr Usyk as he prepares for their blockbuster rematch at the end of the year. The Gypsy King lost to the Ukrainian via split decision in May,

Hasim Rahman insists Tyson Fury is a shadow of his former self heading into his rematch with Oleksandr Usyk. Fury was dropped and nearly stopped by Usyk in the ninth round of their inaugural

By: Sean Crose “I didn’t think he beat me last time," Tyson Fury recently said to IFL, "and I’m damn sure not going to let him beat me this time." Fury,

Tyson Fury isn't being given much of a chance by fans on social media for his rematch against WBA, WBC and WBO heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk on December

Tyson Fury is gearing up in attempt to avenge the first loss of his professional career, handed to him by Oleksandr Usyk earlier this year.

Among the biggest landscape-shifting moments for the division came this past Saturday in the form of Daniel Dubois' one-sided domination of Anthony Joshua to retain the IBF heavyweight championship. With the win,

Boxing legend Hasim Rahman has claimed Tyson Fury is a 'shell of his former self' as his crunch rematch with Oleksandr Usyk creeps closer. The Gypsy King will be hoping to strike gold second time around,

The Ukrainian handed 'The Gypsy King' the first defeat of his professional career back in May, with the pair expected to go head-to-head for a second time in December