Fury vs. Usyk is OFF, says Usyk's manager

At the Belly fanboys trying to spin it like it's actually Usyk to blame here and not Belly. The same Usyk who has an impeccable track record when it comes to seeking out the best, fighting them in their backyards, making fights happen, and in complete contrast to Belly, is easy to deal with which has been confirmed by both E-Hearn and Bellew albeit we hardly needed confirmation of it because his track record speaks for itself, and who has literally bent over backwards to make this fight happen agreeing to a disgusting and highly disrespectful 30/70 split.


Whereas, conversely, the big fat greedy Gypsy Coward whose track record speaks for itself too only it tells a very different story to Usyk's, who is clearly not easy to deal with, is a compulsive liar, and who told us years ago he categorically does not want to fight Usyk, that he still wouldn't want to even if Usyk beat AJ and annexed all three of his belts off him, who would clearly much rather fight an MMA fighter with zero boxing experience or The Dosser for a fourth time than fight Usyk, and has done everything in his power to ensure this fight never happens. 99%of other world champions would've walked away long ago after dealing with someone as unreasonable and greedy as Belly who has been taking the **** with a capital P, let alone if they were a far more accomplished three-belt unified king and the current P4P#1 and every single Belly bum licker knows it too.

The same Belly who categorically refused to fight the then three-belt unified king and far bigger commercial draw AJ for anything less than a 50/50 split even though he held zero belts and was a clear B side.

Belly also told us this

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“Believe it or not, this is gonna sound strange – Cunningham was the hardest fight I ever did have in my whole career, amateur or professional.

“The reason being he was very slippery.

“The way I explain Cunningham – it was like a Conger Eel all full of oil in front of me. I couldn’t pin him down.

“He was light on his feet, he was weighing 208lbs or something.

“He was a three-time cruiserweight champion and then he stepped up into the heavyweights.

“He was a slick, talented boxer and I tried to walk him down using my size and power, but he was just outboxing me.

“What I’m good at – boxing, moving, slipping and sliding – I couldn’t do against Steve Cunningham because he was quicker than me.

“It was like he was a better boxer all round than me. I couldn’t do nothing with him, and he knocked me over even though he was a light puncher supposedly.

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The deck couldn't be anymore stacked in Belly's favour

Huge advantages in height, weight and reach

Home advantage

A completely unfair 70/30 split in his favour

And you should be compensated for agreeing to fight your opponent in their backyard where everything is stacked heavily against you and your chances of losing via hook or crook are much higher than they are on your own soil or neutral soil not punished and forced to take a huge pay cut, even more so when you're way more accomplished and are bringing three belts to the table as opposed to one, and you're actually very popular in that country and have more than paid your dues and have done everything in your power to raise your profile over there, a country you won your Olympic gold medal in and have fought on four PPVs in your last five fights all against fighters from that country

Even worse, Belly has lost countless fans over all of this and Usyk has gained a ton more


''I DO NOT WANT TO FIGHT USYK''

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