Fury: I'll Make Boxing Better, Eliminate The Klitschkos

Tyson Fury has vowed to "rid boxing" of the Klitschkos. The unbeaten heavyweight has spent months calling out the brothers, who hold all four recognised belts between them. But his tactics have so far failed to pay dividends, and next up is likely to be a trip to Madison Square Garden on April 20 to take on former IBF cruiserweight champion Steve Cunningham.

Fury has promised to "beat Cunningham down", but he told Ringside's Toe2Toe podcast his sights are firmly trained on Vitali Klitschko's WBC crown.

"I'm going to snatch that WBC title," said the 24-year-old, who is ranked fourth by the organization and has spent time in the Klitschkos' training camp. There's a big queue of people trying to get it in front of me, but they're not ranked in front of me. I'm ready to go - why not let me fight next?"

"I don't like either Klitschko, they're bad for everything to do with boxing. As soon as I get hold of them and rid the sport of them the better - that's genuinely what I feel. They jab someone to death, when they have someone hurt they won't jump on them and finish them. They've got to be screamed at and shouted at."