Oleksandr Usyk was totally unfazed as Tyson Fury ripped into for two minutes straight, he's built different

Tyson Fury tried his best to intimidate Oleksandr Usyk during a heated press conference in London, but the Ukrainian fighter appeared unfazed by the tirade of insults.

It was confirmed on Thursday that Fury and Usyk will fight for the undisputed heavyweight title in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on February 17th.

For the first time since Lennox Lewis, boxing will finally have an undisputed heavyweight champion after two of the biggest names in the sport go head-to-head at the Kingdom Arena.

Shortly after Thursday's press conference, Usyk was asked if he listens to anything Fury says.

"No," he replied. "For me, it's a lot of speaking, like a talking head. Blah blah blah blah blah. The man behaves like that when he's afraid, when he doesn't feel comfort."

Fury, on the other hand, continued to fire insults at his next opponent. "Even if he had a baseball bat in one hand, and a meat cleaver in the other, he wouldn't really do anything to me," he said.

"You say a million things, talk a lot of s***e, the best man will win. If he beats me, I shake his hand. If I win, I hope he shakes my hand."

Fury's promoter Frank Warren called Fury vs Usyk the 'biggest fight' in the sport. "This is the biggest fight that could possibly be made in our sport," he said.