Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk rematch sparks outrage with 'disappointing' undercard

Boxing enthusiasts have voiced their discontent over the "hugely disappointing" support bouts for the highly-anticipated heavyweight rematch between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk. The two titans are set to face off once again in Saudi Arabia on December 21.

Usyk made history in their first bout in May by becoming the undisputed heavyweight world champion, a feat not achieved since Lennox Lewis in 1999. That match in Riyadh handed Fury his first professional defeat, with 'The Gypsy King' now hungering for payback against his formidable adversary.

Following the close defeat by split decision, Fury is eager to secure a conclusive victory that doesn't leave his destiny in the judges' hands. Although the initial duel was for the undisputed championship, the forthcoming clash won't see all titles at stake due to Usyk renouncing his IBF belt.

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Nonetheless, the night still holds the promise of a monumental boxing event - Turki Alalshikh has recently unveiled the complete lineup for the undercard in December. Considered one of the brightest futures of the division, the unbeaten heavyweight Moses Itauma will step back into the ring, taking on Demsey McKean as part of the undercard.

The young prodigy enters following an emphatic triumph over Mariusz Wach, aiming to maintain his unblemished record, reports the Mirror. Also on the undercard, an all-British heavyweight clash between Johnny Fisher and Dave Allen is scheduled.

Dennis McCann is also set to feature, defending his European super-bantamweight title against Peter McGrail. A bout between former 154lb champions Israil Madrimov and Serhii Bohachuk will serve as the co-main