Oleksandr Usyk Reveals His Plans if He Beats Tyson Fury on February 17: “Family, Children…’”

In a Heavyweight clash of titans set to unfold on February 17th in the boxing haven of Saudi Arabia, Oleksandr Usyk is gearing up to go toe-to-toe with Tyson Fury. They are vying for the coveted undisputed championship crown. As the anticipation reaches a fever pitch, fans and pundits alike are buzzing with excitement. Additionally wondering what might transpire in the squared circle.

In an exclusive interview, the focus shifted from the upcoming bout to the aftermath, with an inquisitive interviewer probing Usyk about his plans post-Fury. In response, the Ukrainian pugilist, known for his unyielding determination, offered a glimpse into his personal life.

Oleksandr Usyk yearns for the simple pleasures

Who doesn’t love a little TLC? Especially after a long night of getting punched and dodging more. Usyk’s words resonate with the audience, providing a refreshing contrast to the high-stakes world of professional boxing. Despite his prowess in the ring, ‘The Cat’ values the fundamental aspects of life—family, relaxation, and the tranquility of a sauna. “Next if I beat Fury? Family. Children. Rest. Sauna next, fishing, red wine,” Usyk revealed, painting a picture of a man yearning for the simple joys of life after the rigors of training and competition.

When questioned about red wine, Usyk’s response was candid and relatable. “Red wine, not love, but a little bit yes,” he chuckled. This admission not only humanizes the intimidating figure of a Heavyweight champion but also showcases a lighter, more jovial side. It’s a revelation that endears Usyk to fans, making him not just a formidable athlete but a person with tastes and preferences that echo those of many outside the world of professional sports. Now you may be wondering what the Gypsy King has to say about all of this. The pugilist is adamant about “Smashing” Usyk.

The Gypsy King makes a claim

As fight night inches closer, this peek into Usyk’s post-match aspirations adds an extra layer of intrigue to an already electrifying contest. Furthermore, at the press conference officially announcing the heavyweight clash between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk for all four belts in Saudi Arabia on February 17, Fury didn’t hold back. Additionally, he confidently proclaimed his intent to “smash” Usyk and make history by becoming the first fighter to hold all four world title belts at Heavyweight—WBC, WBA, IBF, and WBO.

Fury emphasized that, with a victory, he would take particular pride in retaining the WBC title, the lineal title, and securing a third Ring Magazine championship. The other belts, he asserted, didn’t hold much significance for him, suggesting he might vacate them and let others contend for those titles.

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Looking ahead, the prospect of multiple heavyweight contenders vying for the vacant titles arises. Thus creating a scenario where the winner of the Fury-Usyk showdown will be recognized as the best Heavyweight globally. However, potentially for a short-lived undisputed reign. 

The imagery of a victorious Usyk finding solace in the warmth of a sauna, casting lines into the tranquility of a fishing spot, and savoring a glass of red wine paints a picture of a champion unwinding and relishing life’s simple pleasures.

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