Tyson Fury weighs in at career-HEAVIEST for crunch Oleksandr Usyk rematch as Gypsy King bids for revenge

TYSON FURY tipped the scales at a CAREER-HEAVY weight for his do-or-die rematch with Oleksandr Usyk.

And The Gypsy King SNUBBED a final fiery face-off with his conqueror after they weighed in for tomorrow’s night’s eagerly-anticipated Saudi showdown.

REUTERSTyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk renew their rivalry in Saudi Arabia on Saturday night[/caption]

GETTYFormer unified champ Fury took to the scales first in front of a packed Riyadh crowd[/caption]

GETTYFury weighed in at just over 20 stone – albeit while donning several layers of clothing[/caption]

GETTYDefending unified champ Usyk weighed in a little over 16 stone[/caption]

Fury, who looked to be significantly heavier in recent training snaps, took to the scales first after a spectacular walk.

But the former WBC king opted NOT to reveal his physique as he tipped the scales, which recorded him weighing a staggering 20 STONE (281lbs).

His career-heaviest weight, however, was cleary the result of the SEVERAL LAYERS of clothing he was wearing.

Former undisupted king Usyk soon followed, weighing in at just over 16 stone (226lbs).

Fury, 36, weighed 18 stone, seven pounds (262 lb) for his first meeting with the slick southpaw.

Usyk, meanwhile, came in at 15 stone, nine pounds for the pair’s May melee – which he won via split decision.

The pair took part in a mammoth 11-MINUTE-LONG staredown in Thursday’s final pre-match press conference.

They were eventually separated by security and members of their team before Fury flew into a fit of rage.

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PATyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk’s final face off was a much tamer affair than the one they had earlier in the week[/caption]

GETTYFury wasn’t in the mood for talking after the final staredown[/caption]

Fury aimed several expletives at the unified heavyweight champion before vowing to avenge his sole defeat in devastating fashion.

He said: “I’m going to dish out a whole lot of pain.

“I’m going to put this f***er in the hurt locker, for sure.

“I’ve got nothing to say other than there’s going to be a whole load of hurt and pain in this fight, you watch.

“That’s all I’ve got to say. The talking’s been done.

“The first fight I talked, I joked, all my career. This fight I’m serious.

“I’m going to do some f***ing damage.”

But he wasn’t in the mood for talking after the final pre-fight formalities, simply saying “war” as he made his way off stage.

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