Tommy Fury’s Bold Prediction: Tyson Fury to ‘Drown’ Usyk, Just Like Floyd Mayweather Did to the Greats

Heavyweights are seen as the symbol of sheer power in the world of boxing. Boxing fans around the world are gearing up for what might be the most epic heavyweight fights in recent history. Whether it is Oleksandr Usyk or Tyson Fury, both are unmatched in their skills and talent. Both fighters are behemoths of the heavyweight division. The fight is expected to take place in march, at Wembley Stadium.

Tommy Fury recently appeared in an interview with FightHype’s Lance Pugmire on Pug’s Corner podcast. Tommy Fury discussed several topics, including his fight against Jake Paul. He shared his two cents on who he thinks will come out victorious.

Tommy Fury’s confidence in Tyson Fury’s abilities against Usyk

In a recent interview, undefeated Light Cruiserweight, Tommy Fury discussed his upcoming fight with Jake Paul and more. Tommy has a lot on the line going into the fight. When asked about the possibility of a fight between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk, Tommy expressed his belief that Tyson, his brother, is an elite fighter who will make Usyk look ordinary. Tommy compared Tyson to Floyd Mayweather Jr, saying “when you are on that elite caliber you make them great fighters look ordinary. And that’s exactly what’s gonna happen, innit?”

Tommy believes that Usyk will look like a “little light heavyweight” in comparison to Tyson, who he called a “Goliath of a man.” Tommy predicts that Usyk will “get taken to deep water and drown in it.” He acknowledged that Usyk is a “great champion,” but emphasized the difference between him and Tyson. Overall, Tommy’s comments indicate his confidence in Tyson’s abilities and his belief that ‘the Gypsy King’ will emerge victorious in a potential fight against Usyk.

Alex Krassyuk demands a fair 50-50 split for the Usyk-Fury fight

Oleksandr Usyk’s promoter, Alex Krassyuk, has demanded that Tyson Fury accept a 50-50 split for their fight. While Krassyuk has refused to reveal the specifics of their negotiations with Fury’s team, he insists that both fighters must take a 50% split of revenue from the event.

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Speaking to Boxing Scene, he said, “If Tyson accepts this fair condition, it means he’s a real warrior, and he really wants to fight not just for money but for heritage, for legacy, and for four belts in the biggest fight in heavyweight history at Wembley Stadium.” Fury and Usyk have been trading verbal barbs on social media. But Krassyuk believed that if Fury accepts the 50-50 split, it will indicate his commitment to a fair fight that goes beyond monetary gains.

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