Oleksandr Usyk has called Tyson Fury's bluff and accepted his outrageous offer for their undisputed fight.
Usyk and Fury have been negotiating for months since Fury retained his heavyweight world title by stopping Derek Chisora last December. The rivals had initially hoped to meet in Saudi Arabia but a deal could not be made with the Middle Eastern state.
A date of April 29 was pencilled in with Wembley set to play host, but Fury was repeatedly accused of demanding too much money. He released a video on Friday to say he would accept the fight if he was paid a seemingly unrealistic 70 per cent of their multi-million-pound purse.
