The Undisputed Clash

Boxing fans are eagerly awaiting the highly anticipated showdown between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk, as they vie to become the first undisputed heavyweight champion in over two decades. However, one man who has changed his tune on the outcome of this clash is Derek Chisora.

A History with Both Fighters

Chisora, who has faced both Fury and Usyk in the ring, previously declared that Fury would triumph over Usyk. However, after witnessing Fury's lackluster performance against Francis Ngannou last month, Chisora is now uncertain about the outcome of this monumental fight.

Chisora's Uncertainty

Speaking to iFL TV, Chisora admitted his uncertainty, stating, "It's a short camp for both fighters. By the time they get into the rhythm and try to get everything right, it's going to be hard, there's going to be injuries. Both men will train hard, so who knows man. It's hard to call."

Reflecting on Fury's Last Fight

Chisora also reflected on Fury's previous fight, acknowledging that it was not a stellar performance. He said, "Tyson has to gee himself up now. His last fight was not a good fight man but he won, he won that fight, simple. Sometimes you can have a bad day, but in boxing, you can't have a bad day and win the fight."

Big Payday for Fury

Regardless of the outcome, Fury is set to earn a whopping £50 million from this fight. Furthermore, a rematch clause in the deal could see The Gypsy King pocket another £50 million.

Unbeaten Records

Both Fury and Usyk boast impressive undefeated records. Usyk has won all 21 of his professional fights, while Fury has emerged victorious in 34 of his bouts, with one draw against Deontay Wilder in 2018.

With the fight set to take place in Saudi Arabia on February 17, fans around the world will be eagerly watching to see who will come out on top in this historic clash.