Tyson Fury casts doubt over potential undisputed heavyweight title fight with Oleksandr Usyk… as the Gypsy King labels the Ukrainian a ‘bottler’

Tyson Fury has further questioned his potential undisputed world heavyweight title fight with Oleksandr Usyk.

At the London launch of his crossover fight against MMA star Francis Ngannou in Saudi Arabia next month, the gypsy king expressed contempt for Usyk in the wake of his controversial win over Daniel Dubois two weeks ago.

“Once a bottler, always a bottler,” said Fury of Ukraine’s rival champion. And that also applies to Dubois.

“I would easily knock Usyk out. He bottled it when Dubois hit him with a low blow. It rolled around on the canvas and squeaked like a p**** b****’.

“I’ve had worse in my balls than he has and I carried on as a fighting man should.

Then Dubois put it in a bottle when he was put down. Both are quitters. Proven.

“Usyk surprised me because I thought he was a warrior. Now we know he isn’t. I wouldn’t stop him with a body shot. I would knock him out with a punch to the chin.

“He would never get up like I always do when I get knocked down. If the fight ever happens, he’s going to have to come to me like the little guy he is.

“After what we’ve seen now, he can’t expect much of the money. A p**** can’t come to the rich man’s table and expect the same deal.

“I will fight (probably again in the Saudi Kingdom) if he is willing to fight on the right terms.

But does he really want that? Or will he just find someone who wants to take peanuts again, like he did to Dubois?

‘We will see. If he doesn’t like the Gypsy King, there are other big projects in the pipeline.”