TYSON FURY wants to fight Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk in a two-on-one TAG-TEAM match.
The Gypsy King has failed to get either of his superstar heavyweight rivals in the ring.
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Whereas Usyk has twice beaten AJ on points and the boxing public demanded a title unification against Fury.
But the unbeaten WBC champion reckons the masterful Ukrainian would be best served teaming up with Joshua, 33, in a WWE style match.
Fury said in his Netflix documentary: “Beating Usyk doesn’t do anything for me, who the flipping heck is he?
“Me giving Usyk a fight is like me not chucking him the bone, but chucking him the full dog’s home.
“Everybody expects me to beat Usyk, a middleweight guy who is smaller than me,” Fury said of his heavyweight rival.
“If he beat me it’s like, ‘Oh my god, he beat the mammoth who no one couldn’t be beat!’ I’m not going to give somebody the opportunity to gain that.
“Hell no. It would probably be a better fight if Usyk and AJ fought me both together, like a tag-team.
“Just keep switching between rounds. I’d actually batter them both on the same night, that’s how easy they are.”
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Fury, 35, and Usyk, 34, failed in talks for the heavyweight division’s first ever four-belt undisputed decider.
So Usyk was ordered into a WBA mandatory defence against Daniel Dubois, 25, which he won in round nine.
Fury instead returns on October 28 in Saudi Arabia against ex-UFC champion Francis Ngannou, 36, but Usyk is still hopeful for the unification.
He said after beating Dubois: “I’m ready tomorrow. Listen, I’m ready. Next fight, I’ll fight Tyson Fury but for Tyson Fury, I have no idea.”
Tyson Fury facing off with Oleksandr UsykREUTERS