Long-awaited Heavyweight Clash

Tyson Fury's highly anticipated clash with Oleksandr Usyk is in danger of being delayed once again, according to recent reports. The two fighters were initially scheduled to face off in April, but failed to reach a suitable agreement. Now, it seems that their showdown, which has already been postponed twice, may face another setback.

New Date Set, but Concerns Arise

The new date for the long-awaited fight is set for February 17. However, former unified super-middleweight champion Carl Froch has expressed concerns that the bout could be pushed back until March. Froch believes that Fury may indulge in the upcoming festive period, which could impact his training and preparation for the fight.

Froch's Warnings

Froch, known for his vocal opinions, shared his thoughts on his YouTube channel. He highlighted Fury's desire to relax and enjoy the holiday season with his family, which could potentially affect his commitment to training. Froch cautioned that the fight might not take place in February as planned, despite the importance of the undisputed unification bout.

Fury's Recent Controversial Fight

Froch also discussed Fury's recent crossover clash with former UFC champion Francis Ngannou. He expressed his belief that Ngannou performed exceptionally well and even suggested that he may have won the fight. Froch was one of many critics who felt that Fury was lucky to secure a split-decision victory.

While boxing fans eagerly await the showdown between Fury and Usyk, there remains uncertainty surrounding the fight's timing. Will Fury be able to balance holiday festivities with his training regimen, or will the bout be postponed once again? Only time will tell.