Both Tyson Fury and Wladimir Klitschko have reached a gentleman’s agreement over a second fight.
Fury ended the Ukranian’s 11-year, 22-fight unbeaten streak with a unanimous decision victory in Dusseldorf on Saturday night. According to both fighters, however, they will meet in the ring again in 2016.
After the fight, Klitschko claimed that there would definitely be a rematch next year, although nothing has been made official yet.
“There will be a rematch. It is still early and I have to process things but there will definitely be a rematch.”
Fury also pretty much said a rematch was on the cards following his win.
“I’m a fighter, so I will take on all challengers. I want to be a great champion and I’d like to do it all again. Who knows what the rematch holds? One thing I can say about it is that it’s going to be explosive.”
