Fury confirmed that the winner of the Usik fight will face the strongest man in the Joshua vs. Ngannou fight

Dmitriy Kel March 7, 2024, 12:12 a.m.

WBC heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury has revealed his conversation with Saudi Arabia's entertainment minister Turki Al Al-Sheikh.

A massive night of boxing is set to take place in Riyadh as early as tomorrow, March 8, headlined by a fight between former unified heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua and mixed martial arts star Francis Ngannou.

"I was with Turki al-Sheikh yesterday. We were chatting and he said: "The winner of the Ngannou - Joshua fight will meet the winner of your fight with Usik in the ring." So there is a lot at stake," - quotes Fury Sportskeeda.

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