Tyson Fury is determined to right the wrongs of his heavyweight title fight defeat against Oleksandr Usyk and says that he and Anthony Joshua "have to fight".

Tyson Fury does not view Oleksandr Usyk as his toughest opponent, despite the fact the Ukrainian is the only boxer to have defeated him, with the Gypsy King picking Deontay Wilder instead

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Usyk’s split decision win, swung in his favour by a thrilling ninth round in which Fury looked out on his feet, saw the 37-year-old Olympic Gold Medalist take home all four titles. He would later vacate the IBF belt – which was given to and defended by Daniel Dubois – to honour Fury’s right to a rematch.

Tyson Fury has warned Oleksandr Usyk that he is "coming for him" in a foul-mouthed rant on social media - and the Ukrainian's manager has now responded to the Gypsy King

Usyk handed Fury a first loss of his professional career with a split-decision victory in their undisputed title fight back in May and the rematch is set for December

Both Fury and Usyk are expected to go head-to-head once again later this year and the war of words between the two teams has only just begun

Oleksandr Usyk, the world heavyweight boxing champion, surprised followers on social media with a video from his training sessions. Source: Champion, a sports news platform within Ukrainska Pravda's holding company Details: It is apparent that in addition to professional skills,