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Tyson Fury demands a trilogy fight with Usyk, igniting heavyweight excitement as Wilder eyes Wardley and Canelo faces criticism.

Tyson Fury, the larger-than-life heavyweight champion, has thrown the boxing world into a frenzy with his announcement that he would only consider a comeback for a highly anticipated trilogy fight against Oleksandr Usyk. After two contentious losses to Usyk in 2024, Fury insists he won their last bout by a clear margin and is adamant about securing a fair rematch, ideally in England. His dissatisfaction with the previous decision has only fueled the fire for a showdown that fans are clamoring for.

Meanwhile, Usyk is set to defend his titles against IBF champion Daniel Dubois later this month, leaving the door open for a potential trilogy bout should he emerge victorious. The heavyweight division is buzzing with excitement as Deontay Wilder, fresh off a triumphant return by stopping Tyrell Herndon, is being linked to a clash with rising star Fabio Wardley. With Wardley holding the WBA Interim title and an impressive record of 18 KOs in 19 fights, he poses a significant challenge for Wilder as he aims for world honors.

In other news, Rolando "Rolly" Romero has taken aim at Canelo Alvarez, accusing him of "cashing out" by facing a 147-pound opponent, while he lauds Terence Crawford for his audacious move up three weight divisions for a September 13th fight. With Canelo reportedly set to earn a staggering $150 million, the stakes have never been higher in the boxing world. For more on the latest boxing news, visit ESPN.

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