Fury and Usyk Face Off in Interview: I'm The Great, He's Alexander | BoxingInsider.com

Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk sit down for an interview ahead of their heavyweight title match, both appearing confident and focused.

WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury and WBA, WBO, and IBF heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk recently sat down for an interview with Steve Bunce ahead of their upcoming undisputed title match in Saudi Arabia. Fury appeared lean and relaxed, while Usyk seemed focused. Fury admitted that Usyk was never part of his plans, as he was focused on Wilder and Joshua. However, Usyk's victory over Joshua changed the equation.

Surprisingly, Fury did not engage in verbal attacks to get inside Usyk's head, despite his reputation. He acknowledged that both men are family-oriented and God-fearing. However, Fury couldn't resist boasting about his greatness, referring to himself as "the Great."

Fury also raised eyebrows by revealing that he wasn't training for the fight, claiming he only needs four or five weeks to prepare. Meanwhile, Usyk, a Ukrainian native, defended himself against Fury's comments about his earring, explaining that it represents his Cossack heritage and is not about fashion or beauty.

Fury appeared nonchalant about the upcoming fight, describing it as business as usual. He expressed confidence in facing Usyk, stating that it's unfortunate for Usyk to face him in his era. Despite his calm demeanor, Fury's words and expressions can change quickly. However, one thing that remains consistent is his unwavering self-confidence.

Overall, the interview provided insight into both fighters' mindsets and strategies leading up to the highly anticipated match. It's clear that both Fury and Usyk are approaching the fight with determination and confidence, setting the stage for an electrifying showdown.

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