Tyson Fury believes Oleksandr Usyk will be "begging" for a trilogy fight by the end of 2026 despite losing both previous contests. The British heavyweight disputes both decisions, claiming he got "robbed in broad daylight." Fury maintains he remains "the man" regardless of championship belts, positioning himself as the biggest financial draw in the division.

Fury prepares to face Arslanbek Makhmudov on April 11 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in his comeback fight. The WBA #6 ranked contender represents a key step toward Fury's goal of reclaiming a world title. Fury acknowledges Makhmudov as "a big, dangerous man" he must respect or risk being knocked out.

The outspoken fighter has paid tribute to rival Anthony Joshua following his tragic car accident that claimed two friends. Fury urged the boxing community to give Joshua space to mourn. With his focus on his own career, Fury emphasized that any future bout with Joshua would be secondary to his immediate goal of returning to championship contention.