TYSON FURY and Derek Chisora have been warned Oleksandr Usyk could be ringside for their Tottenham trilogy.
The British heavyweights will renew their rivalry at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on December 3 – eight years after their rematch.
Fury’s clash with Usyk hopes to add to his collection next year to become undisputed king.
And the undefeated Ukrainian seemingly has plans to have a front-row view for the unexpected domestic dust-up.
During an appearance on the Frank Warren said: “I’d hope so. It would be nice for him to be there.
“Let’s hope so. He was at the WBO convention and my son Francis was out there [too].
“And he indicated, his manager and promoter, that they would make like to be there. So let’s hope they are to add a bit of spice to it.”
Veteran promoter Warren is expecting WBC king Fury to get past Chisora and pursue an undisputed fight with Usyk next year.
When asked if he thinks a Battle of Britain of Anthony Joshua will ever come to fruition, Warren told talkSPORT said: “No.
âAJâs gonna come back â a couple of fights to get him back into the situation, heâs gotta win those fights.
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âAnd I think heâs very vulnerable.
âIâm not being disrespectful to him, but I wouldnât be surprised by any fight that he loses now because I just think heâs a very beatable fighter now.
âIf Tyson comes through Dec 3, heâs gonna fight Oleksandr Usyk and after that he may wind up fighting Joe Joyceâ¦
âItâs not our fault or Tysonâs fault this fight did not happen, itâs not our fault, 100 per cent.â
Former undisputed cruiserweight king Usyk was left stunned by Fury’s decision to fight Chisora again.
The 35-year-old southpaw said: “It kind of makes me laugh a little bit. Why’s he doing this?”
