Finally! It’s here! The fight the entire combat sports industry has been waiting for, Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk will fight for the unification of the WBO, WBA, IBF, and WBC world heavyweight title belts. For the first time in the four-belt era we will see an Undisputed Heavyweight Champion and two of the best fighters in world will put their unbeaten records on the line. After a breakdown in talks early this year and the Gypsy King’s upcoming fight with former heavyweight UFC champion Francis Ngannou on October 28 th taking up a spot in his schedule, it looked like we would never see this fight but fortunately the two sides were able to reach an agreement. A date and venue yet to be confirmed but we do know that the fight will take place in Saudi Arabia. Speaking on the news of the agreement via Instagram, Fury said “I do what I say. I say what I do. Undisputed. This is the Gypsy King era. You can’t rabbit run anymore Usyk –You’re getting it”. Fury’s last bout saw him beat Derek Chisora in the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on December 3 rd , 2022 (The Argus, 2023), after previously announcing his retirement from the sport. Since then, a Netflix docu-series and fight announcement with Francis Ngannou has followed. Usyk’s last fight came with a hard-fought stoppage win over British heavyweight Daniel Dubois in Poland last month. With both fighters active, this contest promises to be cataclysmic clash. Styles make fights and it will be fascinating to see how the Ukrainian, who is famous for his elite technical skill and stamina will deal with the long awkward style of Tyson Fury. So, the question remains, Can Usyk do to Fury what he did to Anthony Joshua, or is the Gypsy King too good, too big and too strong for the Ukrainian champion to overcome. Whatever the result, the occasion of the event is huge, and winner will undoubtedly cement himself as one of the greatest boxers of his generation.