Usik's Fury's eye-to-eye record

Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk have looked each other in the eye for 11 minutes and 20 seconds, valued as one of the most extraordinary confrontations, perhaps the longest in boxing history.

36-year-old Briton Fury will face Usik on Saturday in Saudi Arabia, rimed for world title in the heavy category of professional boxing, for world titles W BA, WHO and IBF.

None of them had anything to say at the press conference Thursday. Both insisted that the words are finished.

Eye - to - face, however, was the most controversial moment of this week's war, and the mental battle of the two best boxers on the planet was written BBC on Thursday.

After several minutes spent among them, organisers launched a plan to split this pair. WBC's president, Maurizio Sulaiman, was the first to try to convince them, but no one stopped looking.

A piece of card and a tissue was put between them.

There was a sun in Fury's head the moment the boxers started blowing words towards each other.

“puri will be caught now. Crushed. Splitn into pieces”, Fury told Usyk.

“Don't be afraid”, Usik replied.

Then Fury started screaming. A few moments later, he was seen dancing with drummers performing outside the press conference room.

In May, 37-year-old Usik won Fury and became the first undisputed heavyweight champion in boxing in 25 years. He had won by 115:112 and 114:113, while the third judge had given Fury victory, 114:13.

Lennox Lewis has recently achieved such success.

Mechi between Fury and Usik will be organised on 21 December in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

In May, Usyk had historic nights, winning all four world titles in heavy weight.

Ukraine's art is invincible in 22 feet, and 14 are knockoutd.

Victory over Fury has been rated the best in his career. But he has defeated boxers like Anthony Joshua, Daniel Dubois and Tony Belle.

36-year-old Fury can use the best length this time.

Usik's loss was first for Fury in 16 years in professional boxing.

Now his statistics have changed. He has 34 victories, one defeat and one draw.

Fury's biggest victories have been those against Deony Wilder, Wladimir Klitschkos and Dillian Wyttt.

Ussick, according to boxing connoisseurs, is considered cooler in professional boxing at least, since there are 14 feet less developed than Fury, which has 36 total.

Fury has boxed in 242 rounds in total, while Usik has competed in only 189 rounds.