Otto Wallin told how Fury will defeat Usyk

32-year-old Swedish heavyweight Otto Wallin (24-1, 14 KOs) shared his thoughts on the winner of a potential fight between WBA, WBO and IBF world champion Oleksandr Usyk (20-0, 13 KOs) and WBC belt holder Tyson Fury (33- 0 1, 24 KO).

"Fury has a big body, he moves it well with the upper part, so Usyk needs to hit the body. When he gets close, he needs to be careful. Usyk cannot allow Fury to knit himself and pile on him. Fury was fighting me like that, and it was draining my energy. I think that in order to succeed, Usyk needs to use angles, as he does, throw jabs and hit Fury a lot on the body.

I consider Usyk a very good fighter. In the fights with Joshua, he proved that he is big enough for this weight class. I thought he would be too small for Anthony, but Usyk did a great job.

At the same time, Fury is my favorite. Tyson is bigger, he is a very good boxer who can also be an aggressor. I think Fury is a smart fighter. He is confident that he has all the tools to defeat Usyk. I think he'll win on points," Wallin said.

Earlier, Bob Arum said that Usyk and Fury will receive record fees in the history of boxing.