The day after his second victory against Briton Anthony Joshua, Oleksandr Usyk is already looking ahead. The Ukrainian boxer, who retained the IBF, WBA and WBO heavyweight belts on Saturday August 20 in Jeddah (Saudi Arabia), now wants to face Tyson Fury, who owns the last belt, that of the WBC federation. The Briton announced his retirement on August 12, but Oleksandr Usyk still hopes to compete with him: “ I’m sure Tyson Fury isn’t retired yet. I’m sure he wants to fight me. The Ukrainian went further by warning: I want to fight him, and if I don’t fight Tyson Fury, I won’t fight at all. The WBC has given Fury until Aug. 26 to decide whether he truly retires and therefore relinquishes his belt or not. The “Gypsy King” (“King of the Gypsies”) may well accept the challenge, because on social networks, he posted a video mocking the Usyk-Joshua fight and launched: “ Pull out your checkbook because the Gypsy King is here forever! »