Tyson Fury targets Oleksandr Usyk ‘last dance’ after Anthony Joshua fight stalls

Tyson Fury has shifted his focus to a potential trilogy with Oleksandr Usyk after negotiations for an Anthony Joshua showdown stalled. Fury had targeted November 20 for a clash with Joshua, but disagreements over venue and promotional involvement derailed the talks.

Fury's camp pushed for Madison Square Garden in New York, while Matchroom Boxing's Eddie Hearn advocated for an all-English affair in London. Unable to reach agreement, Fury took to social media to challenge Usyk to a third meeting, noting the Ukrainian heavyweight had already committed to facing him twice.

"Trilogy in the pipeline," Fury posted on Instagram. "The land of real men, Time to get it back! The last dance between warriors of the modern world, Coming soon."

Usyk, who has already split two fights with Fury, responded positively to the challenge. "Hey Tyson. I'm coming for you, my brother. You're greedy belly!" the Ukrainian wrote, signaling willingness to run the trilogy. Both fighters appear aligned on pursuing a decisive third encounter, though no official date or venue has been confirmed.