Tyson Fury WILL SHOW INCREDIBLE TECHNIQUE IN A FIGHT WITH Anthony Joshua / Alexander Usyk REMATCH

Tyson Fury WILL SHOW INCREDIBLE TECHNIQUE IN A FIGHT WITH Anthony Joshua Alexander Usyk REMATCH The head of Queensberry Promotions Frank Warren hopes that the winner of the autumn duel of Olympic silver medalist Joe Joyce (14-0, 13 KO) with former champion Joseph Parker (30-2, 21 KO) will have the opportunity to go to the winner of the rematch Alexander Usyk (19-0, 13 KO) vs. Anthony Joshua (24-2? 22nd), if the owner of the WBC heavyweight belt Tyson Fury still decides to stay retired. "This [Parker–Joyce] is a fantastic fight that really keeps the heavyweight on the ear," Warren advertises the fight in talkSPORT. "They are both in good shape and fighting to be the first in line to fight for the title of champion." "This is the perfect test for Joyce's championship ambitions. A victory over Parker will propel him into the upper echelons of the division and straight into the mix with players like Tyson Fury and Alexander Usyk," Warren believes. The Parker-Joyce fight is scheduled for September 24 in Manchester (England). A month before that, the Usyk-Joshua rematch will take place in Saudi Arabia. Manager David Gans, who represents the interests of Dereck Chisora, said that WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury has started negotiations about the next fight. "Tyson's team has already contacted us with an offer to discuss the details of a possible fight that could take place at the end of the year. So far there are only sketches. We will meet in the near future to discuss everything in more detail," Hans said. The first two fights between Fury and Chisora, held in 2011 and 2014, ended with a victory for Tyson. In the last fight, Fury knocked out Dillian White, and Chisora took revenge from Kubrat Pulev. WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury is likely to continue his boxing career and will want to meet the winner of a rematch for the WBA, IBF and WBO titles between Alexander Usyk and Anthony Joshua, believes his American promoter Bob Arum. According to the promoter, so far they have not discussed with Fury the resumption of his boxing career, but after the completion of the rematch, they do not intend to miss the chance to organize a fight for the title of absolute world champion. "Tyson travels around the UK with his show, from city to city, entertaining people, which he is very good at. I believe he put everything on pause in anticipation of the outcome of the match between Usyk and Joshua, which will take place on August 20. So we'll see what happens," Arum said in an interview with FightHype. "We know that the Saudis offered a lot of money for the fight of Usyk and Joshua, we'll see who wins this fight, and deep down I know that Fury will want to box with the winner," the promoter added. — Then the question will arise about where this fight will take place and so on, but all this will be after August 20." "I think [he will meet] the one who wins. With either of the two of them, he will unite the titles, and then perhaps decide to end his career. But I think he doesn't want to leave this case unfinished. But again, it's up to him to decide, and I didn't put pressure on him and [British co-promoter] Frank Warren too, but we'll start when the fight between Usyk and Joshua takes place." Arum also did not confirm, but did not deny rumors that Fury was banned from entering the United States because of his ties with Irish adviser Daniel Kinahan, against whom the US authorities imposed sanctions.