Oleksandr Usyk recently retained his titles after a sensational win against Anthony Joshua on August 20, 2022. Moreover, there have been widespread speculations about who Usyk might face next. And, unsurprisingly, a lot of fingers were pointed toward a ‘retired’ Tyson Fury. However, Fury recently revealed what might actually entice him to come out of retirement.

Fury was in a telephonic conversation with Talksport. In conversation, he mentioned how people kept asking him about coming out of retirement and fighting Usyk. And talking about his motivation to come back, Fury said, “I’m retired from boxing and I’m very happy doing that. However, I will come back, but it has to be for obscene amounts of money.”

Meanwhile, he also stated that if Joshua was his opponent, he would have fought for free in England. In fact, he even went on to call Usyk a ‘foreigner who nobody cares about’. Fury mentioned that he did not wish to give Usyk a ‘legendary status’ unless he got paid for doing so.

Moreover, he even mentioned that he would only consider coming back if it was going to be the biggest payday in the world. Fury said, “It’s the biggest fight in the world, so it needs to be the biggest payday in the world. Mayweather got £400million (approx USD 472 million) to fight Pacquiao, I want £500m! (approx USD 591 million)”

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With Usyk being one of the best pound-for-pound fighters currently. A fight between him and the ‘Gypsy King’ will surely be a treat for fans.

Deontay Wilder shares his thoughts on Oleksandr Usyk vs Tyson Fury

While a Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk showdown might be a sight to witness. Fury’s former opponent, Deontay Wilder opened up about why the ‘Gypsy King’ has an edge over Usyk.

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In an interview with ESNews, Wilder said, “I think Fury would be too big for him. You know he just likes to use his size all the time no matter what, and a lot of other things. I think Usyk’s too small, that would be my opinion.”

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It sure is worth noting that the 6’9″ Fury towers over Usyk, who stands at 6’3″. And not to mention Fury’s gargantuan  85″ / 216cm reach will surely prove to be a tricky predicament for Usyk.

Do you think Fury’s USD 591 million offer is justified? Please do share your thoughts.