Oleksandr Usyk could see a shocking turnaround in his career following his rematch with Tyson Fury.
became a clever right-hander plain and obvious He emerged as the king of the heavyweights in May when he scored a split decision win over the Gypsy King. Saudi Arab,
However, Usyk will have to face the former long-reigning WBC champion in a second consecutive Saudi bout in December.
With a second consecutive win over Fury, Usyk will be out of the heavyweight division in just five years.
And his coach has predicted he could even move into MMA or bare-knuckle boxing after beating the Briton.
His coach Sergei Lapin told Betway“He has proven that he is the best player of this generation and when he retires, he will consider his options,” he said.
“Maybe he’ll lose weight again, or there’s a wildcard option for him.
“Whether it’s the boxing ring, the MMA cage or even Conor McGregor’s bare fist fight Championships,
The prospect of a potential Usyk bout with UFC heavyweight king Jon Jones or even a boxing match with Jake Paul excites Lappin.
He said: “Can you imagine Usyk and Jon Jones fighting to prove they are the baddest people on the planet?
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“Or maybe it will be a third fight with Anthony Joshua in the MMA cage.
“Maybe it’s Jake Paul at cruiserweight, although Usyk would have to fight him with one arm back to make it fair.”
Before Usyk could even consider the possibility of competing in another sport, he had to face a second consecutive defeat to Fury.
The pair will renew their rivalry in Riyadh on December 21 and Fury will go into the bout with the pain of his undisputed dream being shattered.
He said in June: “Listen! I’ve won everything in boxing – titles, records, the lot.
“But I never had to come back from a loss.
“On December 21 in Riyadh, in the heart of the kingdom, the king will reclaim his throne and become undisputed.
“Usyak, I’m coming for you! Get ready for the gypsy king!
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“The path to salvation is entirely mine.
“I know what I have to do, I have seen my shortcomings and I believe I am indispensable.”
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