Tyson Fury's undisputed fight with Oleksandr Usyk must be agreed this week if it is to take place in April.
The 'Gypsy King' defeated Derek Chisora last December and immediately confronted unified champion Usyk over a potential showdown, which would crown the first undisputed king since 1999. There have since been several rounds of talks in a bid to agree the fight which was initially hoped to take place in Saudi Arabia.
But talks have been plunged into fresh doubt recently after neither fighter was able to agree a deal to stage the fight in the Middle East, with Wembley Stadium now being targeted for April 29. And in a fresh update on the current state of negotiations, Fury's promoter Warren has claimed that the situation must be resolved by the end of the week.
