Fans are buzzing over the cinematic new trailer for the highly anticipated heavyweight rematch between Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury, scheduled for December 21 in Saudi Arabia. The two-minute promo, styled like a horror movie, has drawn widespread praise for its creativity and production quality, setting the stage for what promises to be an electrifying bout.
Trailer Highlights
The clip artfully depicts the psychological warfare between the fighters, blending humor and intensity:
Usyk’s Omnipresence: Fury is repeatedly spooked as Usyk appears in various disguises—a nurse, a police officer, and even a little girl—reminding him of their impending showdown.Family Cameo: Fury’s father, John Fury, makes a quirky appearance at a caravan site, adding a touch of familiarity and humor.Chilling Finale: The fighters meet in the ring, only for the referee to reveal a face split between Fury and Usyk. In a surreal twist, Usyk’s image hauntingly appears on Fury’s belly, ending the trailer with a scream.
Fans have been quick to share their reactions online:
“One of the best promos ever,” one user exclaimed on X (formerly Twitter).Another remarked, “Felt like I was watching a movie,” while others joked about the trailer’s high production value, claiming, “The budget for this is probably bigger than the combined fighter pay of UFC events.”
The Fighters’ Preparations
Tyson Fury: After losing to Usyk in their first bout, Fury is undergoing an intense training camp with SugarHill Steward. He’s focused on leveraging his size and reach advantage, packing on muscle to counter Usyk’s athleticism. Sparring with seasoned partners like Kevin Lerena highlights his commitment to reclaiming the title.Oleksandr Usyk: The undisputed world champion continues to capitalize on his agility and technical skill, a combination that allowed him to dismantle Fury’s advantages in their previous clash.
With both fighters bringing their best to the ring and promotional efforts like this trailer adding to the excitement, the December 21 bout is shaping up to be one of boxing’s must-watch events of the year.