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FRANK WARREN claims Tyson Fury knows Oleksandr Usyk’s biggest weakness ahead of their blockbuster rematch.Fury, 36, and Usyk, 37, are set to lock horns on December 21 at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.Tyson Fury has learned Oleksandr Usyk’s weakness ahead of their rematchCredit: PAFury’s promoter Frank Warren claims Usyk’s proved quite vulnerable when receiving body shotsCredit: GettyThe Gypsy King suffered his first ever loss against the Ukrainian, who beat him via split decision in May.However, the British superstar’s promoter Warren, 72, insists his fighter has learned his lessons and is set for a very different bout with his undefeated rival.The boxing entrepreneur claims Usyk appeared especially vulnerable when he received body shots.Fury’s rep claims the heavyweight star didn’t exploit that weakness enough, but next time his client will “rectify” that error.Read More on BoxingWarren told TNT Sports: “Usyk has a weakness that Tyson did not exploit like he should have, which is his body.”And I’m telling you something, that will be rectified. Of course [Fury needs to be more aggressive].”Even when he was backing off him, there was quite a bit in those early rounds of that fight where Tyson was in the corner.”And he’s in the corner and he’s tucking up and Usyk was being very aggressive.Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERS”What Usyk does when he’s got you like that is stand square on, and that was when he was clipping him with that uppercut, he caught him every time with that.”Fury thought he did enough to have his hand raised in his first meeting with Usyk.’Horror movie’ trailer for Tyson Fury vs Usyk II released ahead of fight as fans hail ‘best one yet’And the Mancunian bruiser plans to take the fight out of the judges’ hands in their second successive rumble.He said: “I’m going to roll the dice and it’s going to be you or me… best foot forward and swing away.”I’ve never been afraid to get knocked spark out. I’ve always put it on the line every time.”He continued: “There’s no secret. I’m going in there to knock you out.”Because I don’t think I’m going to get a decision no matter what I do.”I don’t think I’m going to get a boxing decision.READ MORE SUN STORIES”So I’m going to have to take it out of the judges’ hands like I did in America that time [against Deontay Wilder].”And I’ve got to get him (Usyk) out of there. Hand on heart, I have to get him out of there to see victory.” More

TYSON FURY has broken his silence on the rumours surrounding his first training camp for Oleksandr Usyk.The Gypsy King suffered a split decision defeat to the slick southpaw in their historic undisputed Saudi showdown in May.Tyson Fury suffered a split-decision defeat to Oleksandr Usyk in MayCredit: GETTYIt was claimed the Gypsy King had a terrible training camp for the undisputed boutCredit: GETTYThe Wythenshawe warrior has blasted claims he had a poor camp for the May meleeCredit: GETTYThe build-up and aftermath to Fury’s first professional defeat was dominated by rumours of him having a poor training camp and getting “turned over” in sparring.It was claimed he didn’t spar properly due to the cut which delayed his long-awaited meeting with the undefeated Ukrainian.But during a sitdown face-off with DAZN, Fury insisted: “It was a fantastic training camp.”Never once have I ever said I had any problems in camp because I didn’t.READ MORE ON FURY VS USYK II”I heard a load of d***heads talking s**t that I had a lot of problems in camp.”But I didn’t have any problems. I had a fantastic training camp.”Fury was almost knocked out in the ninth round of the Riyadh rumble, for which he insists he has no excuses.The 36-year-old said: “He beat me fair and square… give the man his props!Most read in BoxingBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERS”I don’t understand why people have got an excuse like, ‘I lost the fight because I didn’t train great.'”Or, ‘I lost the fight because the chef didn’t cook me the right foods.’Oleksandr Usyk shows off incredible ‘reflexes of a cat’ and ripped physique just 17 days before Tyson Fury rematch “He won the fight, that’s it. That’s the end of it. There’s nothing more to say.”There’s no excuses, I had a fantastic training camp.”I thought I did fantastic in the fight and he did fantastic.”So, he got his result. Fair play, end of. “There’s no more talking to be said, I did nothing wrong and I did everything good. So did he.”Tyson Fury has vowed to exact revenge on Oleksandr Usyk in their rematch next weekCredit: GETTYDespite coming up short in the biggest fight of his career, Fury insists he HASN’T made any changes to his preparations for next Saturday’s eagerly-anticipated rematch.The former unified heavyweight king said. “He got the decision, a split decision.”A cat’s whisker. If I would’ve got the decision, great!READ MORE SUN STORIES”He got the decision, fantastic. There’s not much to say is there?”Am I going to change everything in my camp because I lost a split decision? Hell no.” More