In a face-to-face interview with Steve Bunce, WBC heavyweight titlist Tyson Fury and WBA, WBO, and IBF heavyweight titlist Oleksandr Usyk discussed their upcoming undisputed title match in Saudi Arabia. Fury, appearing lean and relaxed, expressed surprise at Usyk entering the equation after defeating Joshua. Despite being relatively civil, Fury couldn't resist asserting, "He's Alexander, but I am the Great." Fury, known for his verbal assaults, took a different approach, acknowledging both fighters as family men and God-fearing individuals. However, he maintained his trademark confidence, revealing unconventional training plans for the February 17th fight. In response, Usyk, through an interpreter, explained his earring as a tribute to his Cossack heritage. While Fury sees the upcoming bout as business as usual, his unpredictable nature adds an element of intrigue. Expressing no animosity towards Usyk, Fury emphasized the unfortunate challenge Usyk faces in his era. The lead-up to the fight promises more verbal jousting and unexpected twists, keeping fans on their toes as the two heavyweight champions prepare to clash in Saudi Arabia. #FuryVsUsyk #HeavyweightShowdown #TysonFury #OleksandrUsyk #UndisputedTitle #SaudiArabiaFight #BoxingInterview #FightBuildup #GreatVsAlexander #BoxingTalk