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Reacting to his defeat by Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia, British heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury expressed his disappointment. Fury labeled his loss of the heavyweight title as one of the most foolish decisions ever seen in the history of boxing. Speaking from ringside, Fury remarked, "I believe he took a few rounds, but the majority were mine. "To me, it was one of the silliest decisions made in the sport. But I will bounce back," he added. In a thrilling match, Usyk emerged victorious over Fury in a split-decision. Fury had a strong start but faced a tough situation in the ninth round when he received a standing 10 count and was barely saved by the bell from an aggressive Usyk attack. The judges' scorecards showed 115-112 and 114-113 in favor of Usyk, while a third judge scored it 114-...

In an announcement following his recent defeat, Tyson Fury has revealed his plans for a rematch with Oleksandr Usyk in October of this year. Fury expressed his desire for a second bout with Usyk after a closely contested split decision loss in Saudi Arabia over the weekend. According to reports from NewsNow, the fight on Saturday had a rematch clause in the agreement, paving the way for a potential rematch in the near future. Fury confirmed his intent to trigger this clause, stating, “We’ve got a rematch clause. I have had a split decision loss to a good little man. We run it back in October. Well done Oleksandr.” The British boxer further added, “We go back to our families and we run it back in October. I’m not going to sit here and cry and make excuses.”