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Tyson Fury Is Shouting About Revenge And A Trilogy at Wembley, But Team Usyk Isn’t Taking The Bait Just Yet Just Yee. While Blasted Out An April 18, 2026 Return Date on Instagram, Oleksandr usyk’s Camp Kept It Simple: Beat Daniel Dubois First, thenbe We’ll Entertain Your Little London Fantasy.
Sergey Lapin, Who Heads Usyk’s Team and His Promotional Outfit “Ready to Fight,” Made It Clear to ESPN That Their Focus is Locked on The July 19 Dubois Fight. No distractions. No drama. No predature venue announcements.
Lapin Ices The Trilogy Talk (For NOW): “We’re Focused History”
“The Idea of A Third Fight With Tyson Fury has been on the table Between Teams Ever Semce Their Second Bout,” Lapin Said. “And I Have Never Had Any Doubt That, Together With GoldStar Promotions, We Could Turn It Into A Reality.”
Translation: it’s not off the table … But it’s not the priority either.
Hey Continued: Both Oreksandr Usyk and Our Team Historic Goal Of The Historic Goal Champion The Next Round. “
Why Isn’t Usyk’s Camp Playing Fury’s Game?
In other words: No, Tyson, You Don’t Get to the Set The Schedule. Fury, Naturally, Wants A Third Fight His Terms-In England, Where He Claims He’ll Get A “Fair Shout.” The Man Who Lost Both Fights On NOW Wants to Scoring With Redo Homefield. Classic.
But usyk’s side isn’t chasing. They’ve got Dubois at Wembley First, and That’s A Fight With Actual Consequences. IF usyk Wins Again-and Becomes a Three-time Undisputed Champion-Then We Have a Trilogy. But IF You Think Thick Rearranging Their 2026 Plans Because of Fury’s Instagram Post, Think Again.
Last Updated on 07/03/2025
