TYSON FURY has vowed to come out of retirement and take on Oleksandr Usyk in a blockbuster world title fight.
The Ukrainian put on a masterclass to beat Anthony Joshua and defend his belts last night in Saudi Arabia.
Usyk, 35, claimed it was either retirement or the Gypsy King next for him.
This morning Fury, 34, confirmed he is open to stepping back into the ring to win back his heavyweight titles.
He said in a now deleted Instagram post: "I've just seen Joshua lose for the second time to Usyk – out of his depth.
"However, England has been relieved of its belts. Yet again, as usual.
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"There is a remedy and a solution that I can suggest. If you want those belts back then send in the Gypsy barbarian of England. Come on!
"Send me in. I will relieve the Ukrainian dosser of his belts like I did the last Ukrainian dosser
"But its not gonna be cheap. If you want the best you've got to pay, it's gonna be very expensive.
"So get your f***ing chequebook out and I will relieve that Ukrainian dosser."
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Fury, who revealed it would take £500MILLION to get him to fight again, claimed he would beat both Usyk and AJ in the same night immediately after the bout in Jeddah.
After watching on TV with his family and friends on holiday in Menorca, he blasted: "After watching that, the both of them were s***e. It was one of the worst heavyweight title fights I have ever seen.
"It was bulls***. Come on!
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“I'd beat annihilate both of them on the same night. F***ing s***e."
Usyk won via split decision to retain the WBA, WBO and IBF titles he won in London last September.
Fury's last fight came against Dillian Whyte in April, in which he defended his WBC and Ring Magazine titles.
He has flip-flopped between retiring and carrying on since, and has until August 26 to officially vacate his WBC strap.
A fight against Usyk would see the heavyweight division unified for the first time since 2000 when Lennox Lewis beat Evander Holyfield.
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