On December 21, at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Usyk, the unified WBA/WBO/WBC world heavyweight champion, will have a direct rematch with former world champion Tyson Fury.

The match will be broadcast live on DAZN PPV.

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Not long ago, in 2018, we encountered a unique and unprecedented situation in the history of heavyweight boxing. Anthony Joshua is the undefeated IBF/WBA/WBO heavyweight unified champion, Deontay Wilder is the undefeated WBC heavyweight champion, and the undefeated Tyson Fury is still the orthodox world heavyweight champion. Boxing champion.

Three undefeated heavyweight boxers, each with a legitimate right to call themselves heavyweight champion. It’s an exciting time for the heavyweight division, with expectations for a series of fights between Joshua, Wilder and Fury. But that didn’t happen. Fury and Wilder had their era-defining epic trilogy and that was it. To date, AJ has not fought the other two.

AJ and Wilder have fallen off the radar in recent years, with both men now significantly removed from their long-held top three spots. In this sense, Tyson Fury is the last man standing of his era. Since then, Usyk has become a heavyweight force, but he is not a true contemporary of the other three. Usyk spent most of the Fury-Joshua Wilder era as a lightweight. Players spent.

Fury defeated long-time defending champion Wladimir Klitschko in November 2015, officially marking the end of the Klitschko era (which lasted from approximately 2004 to the night Fury deposed Wladimir) , he himself also ushered in a new era.

Will a win for Fury bring this era back to light? Or will Usyk put the final nail in the coffin?

This issue point lammy A quick look back at the post-Klitschko era and a look ahead to the Dec. 21 rematch between two of the best heavyweight boxers in the world today, Alexander Usyk and Tyson Fury. Please watch and enjoy this video to hear one man’s opinion. This is Ramey’s Corner (produced and narrated by Jeffrey Siani).