In a shocking turn of events, Tyson Fury, one of boxing’s most formidable champions, attributed his defeat in the highly anticipated fight against Oleksandr Usyk to insufficient training time. However, Fury is confident in his comeback for the rematch, promising that Usyk “won’t survive” the next encounter.*

Tyson Fury recently admitted that his preparation for the Usyk fight was far from ideal. In post-match interviews, Fury expressed regret over the limited time he had for conditioning and training, which may have contributed to his surprising loss. Many fans were left wondering if a lack of preparation truly played a role in the outcome of the fight.

“I didn’t have the time to train properly,” Fury remarked. “But let’s be clear—this won’t happen again.”

Despite the defeat, Fury has no intention of backing down. The British boxer has already started discussing a rematch, and his confidence is unwavering. According to Fury, the second fight will be different, and he plans to dominate Usyk when they meet again in the ring.

“I’m going to make sure Usyk won’t be standing in the rematch,” Fury added. His fierce words have sparked excitement among boxing enthusiasts who eagerly await the rematch.

The rematch between Usyk and Fury is expected to be one of the biggest events in the boxing world. With Fury’s promise to come back stronger, both fighters will have to bring their best game to the ring. Fans are already speculating about how the fight will unfold, and whether Fury’s extra preparation time will make the difference.