Alexander Krassyuk dismisses ‘cry baby’ label for Oleksandr Usyk ahead of historic clash with Tyson Fury

In the world of boxing, tensions are rising as Oleksandr Usyk’s promoter, Alexander Krassyuk, laughed off claims that the Ukrainian fighter is a ‘cry baby’. With a historic undisputed heavyweight world title showdown against Tyson Fury set for May 18 in Saudi Arabia, the stakes are high for both fighters.

After the initial fight between Usyk and Fury was postponed due to Fury’s injury during sparring, Krassyuk is hoping for a smooth lead-up to the upcoming clash. Usyk, who is in “perfect shape” after three training camps, is ready to face Fury, but concerns remain about Fury’s status.

Krassyuk dismissed claims that Usyk is a cry baby, pointing out his track record of fighting in his opponents’ backyards and coming out victorious. Both fighters are undefeated professionals, with Usyk boasting a 21-0 record and Fury standing at 34-0-1.

The promoter also highlighted Usyk’s mental strength and discipline as his secret weapons in the ring, emphasizing his experience and boxing skills. With the whole world eagerly awaiting the undisputed heavyweight title clash, Krassyuk is confident that Usyk will rise to the occasion and put on a great show.

Don’t miss the highly anticipated fight between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk live on Sky Sports Box Office on May 18. It’s sure to be a thrilling showdown between two heavyweight champions vying for boxing supremacy.