Tyson Fury has reignited his heated rivalry with Oleksandr Usyk as the two heavyweights prepare for a highly anticipated rematch on December 21. Fury, who lost to Usyk in their undisputed title clash in May, is seeking redemption and has ramped up the pre-fight drama with bold statements and social media jabs.

The “Gypsy King” took to Instagram recently, posting a photo from their previous bout with a fiery caption aimed at Usyk. “You are about to feel the wrath of the Gypsy King,” Fury wrote, adding, “You had your shot but couldn’t finish the job! Mistake!”

Fury, known for his brash personality and trash-talking, also lashed out at Usyk’s team, directing harsh words at Egis Klimas and Alex Krassyuk, Usyk’s manager and promoter, respectively. He ended his post with a promise to reclaim his status as heavyweight champion, declaring, “Gypsy King 2024 is coming for you. December 21 is mine.”

In response to Fury’s provocations, Usyk maintained his calm demeanor, replying to Fury’s post with, “You are very cool, my friend.” The two-time undisputed champion showed little sign of being rattled by Fury’s insults, focusing instead on the upcoming fight.

In their previous meeting, Usyk narrowly defeated Fury by split decision, coming close to a stoppage in the ninth round when he knocked Fury into the ropes with a barrage of punches. Despite Fury surviving the round, many believed Usyk was inches away from ending the fight early. Fury, however, has continuously insisted that he did enough to win the bout.

For the upcoming rematch, Fury is adamant about not leaving the outcome to the judges. He has made it clear that he intends to go for a knockout. “I’m not going in there for a decision this time,” Fury stated. He referenced his experience from his first fight against Deontay Wilder, where he felt he deserved the victory but didn’t get the decision, vowing not to make the same mistake twice.

Despite the high stakes, Fury has yet to begin full training for the rematch. With roughly 13 weeks remaining until the fight, Fury said he plans to start his training camp in about six weeks. The Gypsy King is confident that a six-to-seven-week camp will be sufficient to prepare for the challenge ahead.

“I’ve just got to knock a motherf****r out,” Fury bluntly stated, making it clear that his strategy revolves around delivering a decisive blow and leaving no room for doubt in the rematch.

As Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk gear up for their December 21 rematch, the rivalry between these two titans of boxing continues to intensify. With Fury’s desire for revenge and Usyk’s calm confidence, this bout promises to be another explosive chapter in their ongoing saga. Will Fury redeem himself, or will Usyk cement his legacy as the undisputed heavyweight king? Boxing fans around the world will be watching closely as these two champions collide once again.