“I don’t know if he is my toughest opponent because we haven’t met before,” said the Briton. “Styles make fights, that’s what usually happens. He’s only had two or three fights at heavyweight, and to be honest, they didn’t impress me.”
“He goes out, does his thing, wins, makes his money and goes home, but is he good enough to beat ‘The Gypsy King’? I don’t think so. I’ll knock him out before the seventh round is over.”
Recall that the fight for the title of absolute world champion in heavyweight boxing between Tyson Fury and Alexander Usik will take place on May 18 in the capital of Saudi Arabia Riyadh. The Ukrainian boxer in this fight will put on the line the IBF, WBA, WBO and IBO championship belts.