IBF/WBO/WBA heavyweight belt holder Oleksandr Usyk (20-0, 13 KOs), who is now on the US West Coast with official mission to draw public attention to the genocidal war of Russia against Ukraine, while slowly promoting the future superfight against Tyson Fury (32-0-1, 23 KOs).
Such a potential fight, where all the major world titles, that is, the status of the No. 1 fighter in the division, will be at stake, is planned for February or as early as March.
Signing an autographed sports equipment in one of the boxing gyms in California, Usyk
said: “Tyson Fury, you are a boracho!”
Boracho is a Mexican and Chicano slang term for a drunk, something like “bruise”, “chron”, or “avatar”.
Shot of the day – “A strong comrade in arms” Usyk and a cult film actor
Interviewer Ellie Sekbek reminded the Ukrainian that the British kingpin called him a “middleweight” and said [Секбек]that for Alexander it will be “the easiest fight in his career”, and he will “teach Fury a boxing lesson.”
Usyk listened to all this, smiled and hurriedly retreated, scratching his ass.
Fury is not a fool to visit a pub and knock over some beer. Earlier it
seen under gas in the street.
In the same place, in this hall, Doug Fisher, editor-in-chief of The Ring Magazine, the oldest boxing magazine, presented Usyk with the title.
Earlier today, Arum compared Fury to Ali and said when the Usyk fight would be given the go-ahead.
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