By Promoter Frank Warren has issued a warning to Oleksandr Usyk ahead of the undisputed heavyweight championship clash with Tyson Fury, cautioning that Fury won’t be fazed by any attempts to target his cut.
Usyk, known for his tactical prowess, is expected to aim for Fury’s cut suffered in sparring. However, Warren remains confident in Fury’s ability to overcome this challenge.
Acknowledging Usyk’s potential strategy, Warren emphasized Fury’s resilience, citing his previous triumph over adversity, including a severe cut against Otto Wallin.
Fury’s capacity to adapt and capitalize on opponents’ weaknesses sets him apart. Warren believes Fury’s astute observation of vulnerabilities and his relentless exploitation of them will be pivotal in the fight.
While Usyk may perceive openings from Fury’s past encounters, Warren underscores Fury’s capability to exploit Usyk’s vulnerabilities, particularly targeting his body, which has been identified as a potential weakness.
Drawing parallels to Fury’s predicted knockout victory over Deontay Wilder, Warren forecasts a similar outcome against Usyk, envisioning Fury stopping him within the distance.
With both fighters undefeated and hailed as the best of their generation, Warren anticipates a thrilling showdown on May 18, where the true champion will be revealed.
