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TYSON FURY and Oleksandr Usyk are on course for a tense reunion this week – just three months before their eagerly-anticipated rematch.
The duo, 36 and 37 respectively, will renew their rivalry in a second successive Saudi showdown on December 21.
The fan favourites haven’t crossed paths since Usyk emerged victorious from their historic undisputed heavyweight title fight in May.
But they could be set for a premature reunion just hours before Daniel Dubois‘ showdown with Anthony Joshua at Wembley on Saturday night.
The rivals are both slated to appear at a fan event at Boxpark Wembley several hours before Dubois and AJ vie for the iBF heavyweight title at the home of English football.
Both men will take part in meet and greets with fans at what has been billed as the “official pre-fight party.”
Fury’s dreams of becoming the first undisputed king of the heavyweights since fellow Brit Lennox Lewis were shattered thanks to a split decision defeat.
The Gypsy King was nearly knocked out in the ninth round of the classic but somehow managed to hear the final bell.
Defeat to the slick southpaw – who became a two-weight undisputed king in the Riyadh rumble – was the first of Fury’s title-laden professional career.
And the loss has lit a fire under the Wythenshawe warrior, who roared in a June social media video: “[I’m] counting down the days until I can get my redemption on Usyk.
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“December 21 is going to be my time. I’ve done everything in boxing, but I ain’t come back from a loss.
“And I relish it, the chance to redeem myself GET UP. “December 21 is all me – undisputed heavyweight here I come.”
Fury blamed his first-ever loss on having TOO MUCH FUN in the fight, saying: “I thought I boxed his head right off him for most of the rounds.
“He landed a good punch in round eight, that busted my nose. In round nine, he had a 10-8 round, and I gave him round ten.
“Other than that I didn’t give him any other rounds, I gave him rounds eight, nine and ten.
“But round nine is classed as two, so I gave him four rounds of the fight. It was actually a lot easier than I thought it would be, a lot easier.
“People were saying he is a hard man to hit but I was lighting him up with three-and-four-punch combinations and laughing at him.
“My problem in that fight was that it was probably too easy.
“At times it was too easy, it was like I was in there with a local amateur boxer and I was enjoying it too much and messing around.
“And for that, I paid the ultimate price in round nine when I had too much fun and got clipped.
“I was always told, ‘Never mix your work with having fun.’
“And I always gave my middle finger up to that – but now it has come back to bite me.
“I still enjoyed it, thought, it was all good.”
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SOUND ANGELA (3.30 Yarmouth)
She has plenty of placed form at Listed level and ran well in a hot handicap on her belated comeback at York last month.
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GULTARI (2.00 Yarmouth)
She won nicely over this course and distance last time and a 3lb rise in the weights looks fair.
IMPERIAL QUARTER (3.23 Sandown)
She was a good third in the Atalanta Stakes here last time when coming from a long way back. A repeat of that would take her close.
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ANTHONY JOSHUA warned he will not tolerate “nonsense” from Daniel Dubois – or anyone else.
AJ challenges for Dubois’ IBF heavyweight world title on Saturday in what is expected to be a 96,000 record sellout at Wembley Stadium.
But things got heated in the pre-fight sit down two months prior to the all-English title bout.
Joshua threatened to wrap a chair around Dubois’ face after being challenged to a scrap.
But AJ talked down the British beef and told talkSPORT how he lives by a 12-word motto: “I’ll tell anyone at home, don’t let anyone take an inch because that then becomes a mile.
“What that does is have a ripple effect and then other people start feeling that. ‘Oh, I can push his buttons as well.’
“You’ve gotta sometimes draw a line under certain things, put a full stop behind it and that way it eradicates anyone else thinking they can do it.
“I’m in a very competitive industry and you have to make your mark known that you’re not here to play games and that’s all it is.
“I’m just not someone to tolerate nonsense and I’d advise anyone else to have that same attitude.”
Dubois, 27, had just finished an exhausting flight from Brazil to London when he went face to face with Joshua, 34.
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And he pushed AJ’s buttons after saying: “If you want to go now, let’s go.”
Joshua then hit back: “I’ll throw this f***ing chair across your face. Don’t disrespect me. Don’t disrespect me. Daniel, don’t disrespect me.”
Dubois refused to back down and said: “You can’t intimidate me. Who do you think you are?”
At that point, AJ stands up and warned: “Daniel, don’t disrespect me because I’ll put this chair around your f***ing face.”
Security had to intervene and prevent the 17st+ giants from breaking out into an early round one.
Joshua and Dubois again came nose to nose in the capital – this time without any scares – to kick off fight week.
