Tyson Fury faces Oleksandr Usyk in a heavyweight rematch in Saudi Arabia on Saturday December 21, live on Sky Sports Box Office; former opponent Dillian Whyte believes Fury could suffer a sensational

Per-View on December 21, and it has been quite a journey for both men.  As the fight is only 18 days away, we take it back to when Fury was that tender age, and he had to prove himself against the brilliant David Price in 2006.

The two heavyweight stars will go head-to-head once again later this month in what promises to be yet another mouthwatering night of fighting

Tyson Fury is planning to enter his highly anticipated rematch with Oleksandr Usyk nearly a stone heavier than their first encounter. The British heavyweight is targeting a weight of 19 stone 7lbs (273lbs) for the December 21 bout,

Oleksandr vs. Tyson Fury is just 20 days away and the anticipation is about to intensify.  With 20 days to go until fight night,

As Fury plots his revenge on Usyk, he's made little secret of the fact that he intends to come in heavier for the rematch than the 262 pounds that he weighed for the first fight. Now a source from within Team Fury has revealed the exact weight that their man is planning to tip the scales at for the biggest fight of his career.

Tyson Fury in line for shock next opponent if 'Gypsy King' beats Oleksandr Usyk - Former opponent could come out of retirement to meet British heavyweight