Tyson Fury is looking for an opponent. Although, in principle, he has a contract to face Anthony Joshua soon, the British boxer has issued a challenge to Oleksandr Usyk.

It should be remembered that the long-awaited showdown between the two heavyweights, Fury and Joshua, is scheduled to take place in November and both boxers have signed individual contracts for this duel. However, uncertainties about the stadium where the fight will take place have caused delays in the official announcement.

Organizers are insisting that the fight be held in the United States, instead of Wembley, which is Joshua's preferred arena. For this reason, Fury announced on social media that Joshua was withdrawing from the fight. "All this will only lead me to a fight with Oleksandr Usyk," Fury said.

"Olexander, you are his (Joshua's) trainer and mentor and I know he is mentally weak... and that he would never face the 'Gypsy King', which you have had the audacity to do twice," the Briton said, while continuing to insist: "Last time you won the judges' decisions, good for you. Good luck, let's do it again. Let's repeat the duel in November. Now the ball is in your court... Do you want to face me this year or are you withdrawing? Let me know, because now I am looking for a new opponent," Tyson Fury declared.