Anger vs USYK III in London on April 18th? Is Tyson Fury actually serious this time? (Probably not)

Tyson Fury claims he will face Olexandre Usaik for his third fight in 2026. April 18, 2026 at Wembleyaccording to a self-conditional social media post featuring a poster and enough laughing emojis to make it look like a parody account.

This is the same rage that he retired (again) in January, and now I want people to believe that this latest “comeback” is real. Saudi Arabia boxing chief Torki al-Sheikh says he has gotten Fury’s “words.” Great – because If there’s one more solid thing these days than Fury’s defense, that’s his promise.

Let’s not rewrite history here. Usaku has already beaten him. Two times. Still, Fury is still parading to have a calming score. Does he hope that everyone will forget about the last two fights? Or is he planning on posting it until people believe he actually won?

Calling usyk “rabbit” at this point is as fresh as Greg’s paste-like left in the radiator. If someone is running, it’s still a guy trying to win a trilogy It exists only in the posters of his imagination and the Battle of Camba.

What exactly is Fury trying to prove?

The whole circus is dependent on Daniel DuBois’ defeating USYK in one way or another on July 19th. If that miracle happens, Usaku will undergo a rematch and Fury’s big 2026 dream? delay. Or I got off track. Or dropped completely –Like everything else, he says he’s doing “next.”

Fury claims this is the “only battle” that will bring him back. Translation: That’s all he makes him act like he’s still in conversation. The truth is Usyk doesn’t need this fight. Fury needs it more than he wants to admit.

Should someone still care by 2026?

So here we are again: Fury’s story, Usaik’s work, and everyone else squints to see if this is more theatre.

April 2026 may sound big and bold, but until the contract is signed, the gloves will turn on and the bell will ring –This is just doing what he is doing his best. Play games, speak loudly, hopefully we all still watch.