Tyson Fury should consider retirement and a new career if he loses to Oleksandr Usyk again, according to Carl Froch. Fury faces a tough task as he will try to execute a revenge plan and become the

Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk have an epic rematch coming up before the end of the year to decide once more who can claim world heavyweight supremacy.

Sugarhill Steward insists that he and Tyson Fury have already agreed on what is required to defeat Oleksandr Usyk on December 21.

The first contest in May was an engaging and closely-fought battle with one big round in the 9th for Usyk enough to give him a narrow win on the cards. The win gave him the undisputed title and made him the first man to hold that honour since Lennox Lewis.

Usyk beat Fury via split decision in May to become the first undisputed heavyweight champion since Lewis in 2000. And on 21 December, the pair will clash in Saudi Arabia again. This time, however, only three of the four major belts will be on the line.

Tyson Fury has pleaded with former rival Deontay Wilder to retire from boxing, insisting his name is the only thing he's got left. The pair met three times earlier in their careers, with their first bout ending in a draw before Fury won the other two.