leksandr Usyk, originally slated for December 2024, has been postponed to next year. Fury, the reigning WBC heavyweight champion, reportedly sustained an injury during his training camp, leaving him unable to compete at the elite level required for this historic bout【31†source】【32†source】.
Promoter Frank Warren confirmed the postponement, citing the necessity for Fury to undergo treatment and adequate recovery time. This decision comes after months of buildup for the fight, which promised to crown an undisputed heavyweight champion—a feat not achieved in decades. Fans across the globe had marked their calendars for what was expected to be a monumental moment in boxing history【31†source】【33†source】.
Oleksandr Usyk, the unified WBA, IBF, and WBO titleholder, expressed disappointment but wished Fury a swift recovery. Usyk’s camp remains optimistic about rescheduling the fight for early next year, ensuring both fighters are in peak condition to deliver the spectacle that fans deserve【32†source】【33†source】.
This heartbreaking delay underscores the physical toll and risks involved in preparing for high-stakes competitions. While fans are left disappointed, the boxing community remains hopeful for Fury’s full recovery and the eventual realization of the bout that will define an era. Further updates on Fury’s condition and the rescheduled date are eagerly awaited.
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