Tyson Fury Calls for Oleksandr Usyk Trilogy Before Anthony Joshua Fight


Michael Collins - 05/10/2026 - Comments

Fury says he will knock out Joshua before chasing a third fight with Usyk after two defeats

Tyson Fury is already pushing for a third fight with Oleksandr Usyk before his expected showdown with Anthony Joshua is finalized. Fury told Turki Alalshikh he plans to knock out Joshua first before chasing another shot at Usyk.

“‘Greedy Belly’ is coming for a feast or rabbit pie,” said Fury, warning Usyk that he still wants a trilogy fight after facing Joshua.

“First, I’ll start with the chinless dosser Anthony Joshua, and I will knock him out.”

Fury and Joshua are still being linked to a possible showdown later this year in what would likely become one of the biggest British heavyweight fights ever staged. Fury, however, made it clear in the clip that he already sees Usyk waiting afterward.

“Then I’m coming back for the rabbit pie [Usyk]. ‘Greedy Belly’ is ready for some more rabbit pie,” said Fury.

Usyk defeated Fury twice, including their undisputed heavyweight championship fight in 2024 and the rematch later that year. Fury has continued speaking publicly about wanting another opportunity despite those defeats.

“There’s only me. There’s nobody else,” Fury said. “I’m the cash cow. If you want big paydays, it ain’t Agit Kabayel. It ain’t Anthony Joshua. It ain’t Dubois. It’s in the ‘Gypsy King.’”

“London, New York, Las Vegas. Let’s rock and roll, baby.”

The video quickly circulated online after Turki posted it, adding more attention to Fury’s expected return and the growing push toward a Joshua fight later this year.

Fury is still 0-2 against Usyk, but interest in a third fight likely would remain high if he defeats Joshua later this year. Fury has repeatedly argued that he deserved the decision in both losses to Usyk, and many fans would still pay to see another fight between them because of the rivalry, the controversy surrounding the scorecards, and Fury’s popularity globally.

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Michael Collins is a senior writer at Boxing247.com (East Side Boxing) and has covered world championship boxing since 2012. Respected for his measured reporting and technical insight, he delivers expert analysis on elite fighters, contenders, and the evolving global fight landscape.


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