“I'm tired of heavyweights, I'm sick of this shit. Fury has proved that he is a great champion, it's a great business move for him, but I'm interested in seeing him fight Usyk. What does this next duel really mean? Not even a boxer can resist him. It might be a big event in Saudi Arabia, but what does this fight really mean for boxing? It's just a fight for the money," said "Prince", once a great featherweight champion.
“So far, Fury is still number one, we haven’t seen him lose yet, and he is the one who deals the cards. He deserves praise and respect, but after what Usyk did to Joshua, I'm looking forward to their fight," Hamed added.
On October 28, in Saudi Arabia, the reigning WBC heavyweight world champion will face the former UFC heavyweight champion. The fight is designed for ten rounds.