Tyson Fury shouts revenge and trilogy at Wembley, but the Usyk team hasn’t lured the bait yet. When Fury exploded on Instagram with his return date on April 18, 2026, Oleksandr Usyk’s camp kept it simple: first defeating Daniel Dubois, Then maybe we will entertain your little London fantasy.
Sergey Lapin, who is in charge of USYK’s team and his promotional outfit “ready to fight” and made it clear in a statement to ESPN that their focus is on the Dubois battle on July 19. No interference. No drama. There is no premature venue announcement.
Lapin ICES (current) trilogy speech: “We focus on making history”
“The idea of a third fight with Tyson Fury has been between our teams since the second leg,” Lapin said. “And I never doubted that, along with the Goldstar promotion, we could make it a reality.”
Translation: This is not on the table…but it is not a priority either.
He continued: “At present, Oleksandr Usyk and our team are fully focused on the upcoming battle with Dubois and achieving the historic goal of becoming a three-time undisputed world champion. When this is achieved, the dust settles and the dust settles and we will open in the next round.”
Why doesn’t Usyk’s Camp play Fury’s games?
In other words: No, Tyson, you can’t set a schedule. Naturally, Anger wanted to fight a third battle on his terms – in England, he claimed he would get a “fair shout”. The guy who lost two battles now hopes to re-do with Homefield score. Classic.
But the Usyk side didn’t chase it. They had Dubois first at Wembley, which was a real consequence. If Usyk wins again and becomes the undisputed champion of three-times, we may see a trilogy. But if you think you’re rescheduling their 2026 plan due to Fury’s Instagram post, think about it again.
Last updated on July 3, 20125
