Usik and Fury agreed on everything. New details of the superfight are known

Promoter Bob Arum announced that world heavyweight champions Tyson Fury and Alexander Usik have agreed to fight each other without any intermediate fights.

It is reported that Arum is still working out the details of the superfight, where all world titles will be at stake - IBF, WBA, WBC, WBO, as well as The Ring belt:

"Both have agreed to fight each other in their next fight. Fury and Usik are both grown-ups, so we have a minimum of insignificant conversations. Usik is a good friend of mine, he's very smart, and Tyson is a superman, both as an athlete and as an intellectual.

They want a fight. Both of them. So there's going to be very little of the different disagreements and misunderstandings that are usually in negotiations. We can make this fight happen. I'm very, very confident in that. And yes, I am saying that both fighters have agreed to fight each other without any intermediate fights.

The big question now is what with the date and the place. But that fight will definitely happen, and it will happen in the first four months of next year. Now we have two even offers from the Middle East, there is also the possibility of a fight in Britain at Wembley with a huge audience of 95,000 people.