Russian fighter Artur Beterbiev has offered his assistance as Tyson Fury prepares for a potential heavyweight unification fight against Oleksandr Usyk early next year.
Fury will be bidding to become the first ever fighter to hold all four of the major heavyweight belts as he prepares to put his WBC title on the line in an attempt to win Usyk's WBA, WBO and IBF titles. Both fighters hold unbeaten records, with Usyk having previously been a world champion at cruiserweight level.
This means that Fury will be looking towards smaller fighters to help him prepare to face the Ukrainian and he has been offered the chance to do just that by Russia's Beterbiev. The unbeaten WBC, IBF and WBO light-heavyweight world champion faces a world title fight of his own against Anthony Yarde in January.
