Tyson Fury Wants To Fight Or Get His Contract Back

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Tyson Fury recently took to Instagram to deliver a bold message to his co-promoter in the USA, Bob Arum demanding he creates a fight. 

In his message, Fury emphasized his demand for the fight he believes he is entitled to, stating, “I want you to get me that fight I’m due. Or give me my contract back.”

The statement comes after his co-promoter anticipated that the Gypsy King to decline a match against Zhilei Zhang scheduled for this summer and instead opt to wait for a more financially rewarding fight against Oleksandr Usyk.

Tyson Fury Through His Instagram Story
Tyson Fury Through His Instagram Story (Source: Instagram)

According to Bob, Tyson should choose to wait for a potential matchup with Oleksandr Usyk, even if Usyk arranges another fight in the in the moment.

He also added that the financial potential of the Fury-Usyk fight in the Middle East surpasses any other monetary considerations discussed so far.

However, the boxer has a different opinion, as he has been constantly challenging and calling out his opponent on social media.

Tyson has recently shifted his focus entirely to a potential bout with Oleksandr Usyk.

When questioned about the likelihood of a clash with Usyk, Fury declared, “The fight must take place, it absolutely has to happen this year.”

Tyson Fury Went On A Rampage Mode On Social Media

Recently, Tyson Fury has been on a social media rampage, where he is calling everyone out left and right. 

In a powerful statement on Instagram, he asserted his intentions by calling out both Oleksandr Usyk and Anthony Joshua.

Additionally, Fury claimed that Andy Ruiz demanded a $20 million payout to face him.

Displaying his confidence, Fury has boldly proclaimed that he is the toughest fighter on the planet.

The boxer also unleashed a harsh response towards Joe Rogan in reaction to his recent remarks.

Fury expressed his strong disagreement with Rogan’s comment, which suggested that UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones would defeat Fury in a fight.

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