Tyson Fury

Promoter Frank Warren is planning further talks with Oleksandr Usyk's camp to try to salvage the undisputed heavyweight fight against Tyson Fury.

"The terms of [the rematch], that's the problem. That's become the problem. Warren said "six or seven" outstanding issues were ironed out and he had managed to convince Fury to accept a rematch. Usyk, 36, wants a rematch clause like the one Joshua activated when they fought in 2021. "I want the fight to happen. "I thought we would sort out the terms [for the rematch]. "It's crazy isn't it. "It's very disappointing," Warren said. We're going to speak in a couple of hours' time," Fury's co-promoter Warren said. Why are we even talking about rematches? [retain his WBC title](https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/boxing/63846783), he said agreeing a deal with Usyk and his team for an undisputed fight would be easy - but that has not proven to be the case. It's a very important fight for boxing, it's an important fight for Usyk whose dream is to unify the titles and it's an important fight for Tyson to go and do what he set out to do."

Oleksandr Usyk's manager Alex Krassyuk highlighted the difficulty of negotiating with Tyson Fury's team after the heavyweight super fight fell through.

Usyk's promoter Krassyuk claimed Fury wanted the fight to be called off with the amount of "obstacles in front of the deal." "He tries to avoid it by putting so many obstacles in front of the deal.” The Ukrainian had agreed to a 70/30 split, despite also being a champion, as he wanted to compete in a unification bout on April 29th.

It's looking unlikely that we see an undisputed heavyweight title clash next. With Tyson Fury's undisputed clash with Oleksandr Usyk seemingly off, what ...

The Croatian fighter struggled to get past Zhilei Zhang last year and may want to cash in his world title shot before disaster strikes at a lower level. Deontay Wilder is highly ranked with the WBC, and it doesn’t look like his much-discussed fight against Andy Ruiz is any closer. Ngannou is big business and it wouldn’t be a surprise to see the two going at it.

Tyson Fury's undisputed title fight with Oleksandr Usyk appears to have collapsed, and the Gypsy King's promoter Frank Warren has heaped blame on the ...

We're willing to do the same deal on the rematch as they did with But there were several stumbling blocks, with Fury demanding the purse was [split 70/30 in his favour](https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/boxing/breaking-tyson-fury-oleksandr-usyk-29429053). “On Sunday we had a conference call with all the parties on board. If it's a great fight then we will make the rematch. [talkSPORT](https://talksport.com/sport/boxing/1370048/tyson-fury-oleksandr-usyk-fight-off/): "I convinced Tyson to take the rematch. After a period of silence it appeared that the WBC champion had entered training camp for the fight and the remaining issues were ironed out.

Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk's undisputed heavyweight world title fight is OFF, the Ukrainian's camp have confirmed to talkSPORT.Talks have been drag.

“Why can’t it be overcome if he wants the fight? He continued: “We got it all out the way except for one issue and that was the rematch. talkSPORT is also widely available across the UK on 1089 or 1053 AM. We want the fight, why can’t it be overcome?… “Rematch clauses can be very difficult and Tyson’s been there before when a rematch blocked a fight with him and Anthony Joshua [in 2021] when Deontay Wilder took him to court. He was so loyal and he was so willing to make this fight happen.

Fury looked set to face fellow heavyweight champion Usyk in a clash for the undisputed titles but talks broke down and Wilder is now prepared to fight the ...

Former WBC titleholder Wilder is now open to a meeting with Usyk after the collapse of the undisputed clash as his manager Shelly Finkel told [Sky Sports](https://www.skysports.com/boxing/news/12183/12840294/deontay-wilder-would-take-oleksandr-usyk-fight-next-in-a-heartbeat-says-manager-shelly-finkel) : "If the Usyk fight is available, Deontay will take it in a heartbeat." "Wilder's got a cracked skull, his skull is cracked like an egg. "Deontay is the hardest puncher in the history of the sport and Deontay doesn't have to hit you over and over and over, if you're tough enough to take it then you can take it. Wilder has since hinted at a fourth meeting with 'The Gypsy King' but Fury's dad John has played it down in fears that his son could kill the American. "One plus one is two, and Usyk gets hit," he told Mirror Fighting . Fury had demanded a 70/30 purse split in his favour,

Anthony Joshua says failure to make the bout is 'crazy' · Fight was due to take place at Wembley Stadium in April.

Usyk said he was still ready to fight Fury and, again for a fleeting few days, it seemed as if the bout could be rescued. If he is on it, I am on it, if he is not, he is not. It seemed as if a deal had been struck, only for Fury to then insist that he would not agree to any rematch clause being added to the contract. “As much as I like to entertain that gossip about the Fury situation,” Joshua said, “I have been there twice before and people don’t remember that. Usyk, to the surprise of many, accepted the reduced offer that same day. The Ukrainian had sought a 50-50 split of the highly lucrative purse but Fury rejected this claim on social media last month.