
By Edward Chaykovsky
Tyson Fury says WBA/WBO/IBO/IBF heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko is going to get the fight of his life on October 24th in Germany. The unbeaten mandatory challenger is promising to hand Klitschko his first defeat since 2004.
Fury poked fun at Klitschko's career, stating the Ukrainian fighter's best win came in 2011 against David Haye - who Fury despises and regards as a "coward."
Fury and Haye were scheduled to face each other, twice. Both dates, in 2013 and early 2014, were canceled after Haye withdrew with injuries.
After suffering the decision loss to Klitschko, Haye blamed an injured toe for his inability to land any punches in the contest.
Fury, one of the few challengers who are actually taller than the champion, plans to come out swinging with both hands in the early going.
Fury told Sky Sports News HQ: "Klitschko's best win was against a man called David Haye. I don't know if you've heard of him, but we do know he's a bottle job and he's a Mr Toe Breaker. And if that's the best win of his career so far then he's in trouble, because that man (Haye) wouldn't even face me twice, never mind get in there and fight.
"So if that's his greatest win - over a man of 6ft 3in who's not really that good anyway, what's he going to be like when he's got a 6ft 9in Gypsy King in front of him?"