Oleksandr Usyk’s promoter, Alex Krassyuk, has expressed concern for Tyson Fury’s well-being following the postponement of their highly anticipated bout. Originally scheduled for this weekend, the clash for undisputed heavyweight supremacy has been rescheduled for May 18 in Saudi Arabia due to Fury sustaining a severe cut during sparring.
Krassyuk emphasized that Usyk’s camp is earnestly hoping for Fury’s swift recovery, underscoring their desire for both fighters to be in peak condition come fight night. He conveyed this sentiment during an interview with talkSPORT, affirming their collective prayers for Fury’s health and readiness.
In response to a query from Jim White regarding a message from Usyk to Fury, Krassyuk conveyed a universal sentiment shared by boxing fans worldwide: a sincere wish for Fury’s complete recuperation and an eagerness for the bout to proceed as planned on the rescheduled date.
Despite the setback, Krassyuk assured that Usyk remains focused and undeterred in his preparations. He disclosed that Usyk continued his training regimen, including sparring sessions, indicating a steadfast commitment to readiness regardless of external circumstances. Krassyuk’s remarks underscore the unwavering determination within Team Usyk to claim victory and establish their fighter as the premier heavyweight in the world.