Vitali Klitschko brutally tells Tyson Fury what to do to beat Oleksandr Usyk

Former world heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko has offered advice to Tyson Fury ahead of his highly anticipated bout with Oleksandr Usyk on May 18 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Klitschko, speaking to filmmaker Andrew Drury, humorously advised Fury to steer clear of junk food, alcohol, and drugs in preparation for the fight. Fury, known for his fluctuating weight, has previously struggled with these issues but managed to turn his life around to become a world champion, notably defeating Deontay Wilder.

Klitschko, who held the WBC world heavyweight title during his illustrious career, emphasized the unpredictability of the heavyweight division, stating that every punch could determine the outcome of the fight. While Klitschko expressed his support for Usyk and hopes for him to reclaim the WBC belt for Ukraine, he refrained from making a definitive prediction, acknowledging the uncertainty of heavyweight clashes.

The upcoming clash between Fury and Usyk has generated significant excitement, with many anticipating a dramatic and compelling encounter. Both fighters have agreed to forfeit a substantial £10 million if they withdraw from the bout, underscoring the magnitude of the event. Fury, who suffered a cut in training leading to a postponement of the fight, aims to maintain his momentum after a contentious decision victory over Francis Ngannou, while Usyk seeks to continue his undefeated streak since moving up to the heavyweight division.

Usyk, the current WBO, WBA (super), and IBF champion, last fought in August, securing a victory over Daniel Dubois. With both fighters in prime form and the stakes higher than ever, the Fury vs. Usyk showdown promises to deliver a thrilling spectacle for boxing fans worldwide.