MOSCOW, September 23 British boxer Tyson Fury accused Ukrainian Oleksandr Usyk of unwillingness sign a contract for a fight. Earlier, the Ukrainian said that Fury was afraid of him and did not want to go into the ring with him. In response, the Briton recorded an insulting video message on Twitter, in which he accused Usyk of not wanting to sign a contract for the fight. In the video, Fury used at least eight obscene expressions against the Ukrainian. Usyk planned to fight Fury. However, the Briton is currently negotiating the organization of a duel with compatriot Anthony Joshua. The Ukrainian defeated Joshua in August and won his 20th victory in the absence of defeats. 35-year-old Usyk retained the World Boxing Association (WBA Super), World Boxing Organization (WBO), International Boxing Federation (IBF) and International Boxing Organization (IBO) world titles. Fury is 34 years old. In April, the Briton knocked out compatriot Dillian White and defended his World Boxing Council (WBC) title for the second time in a row, remaining undefeated (32 wins and one draw). He has repeatedly announced his retirement.
