Shortly after Tyson Fury (26-0) beat Albanian heavyweight Sefer Seferi (23-2) in a comfortable comeback fight after two years away from the sport, Tony Bellew made his feelings known on social media.
Bellew, who recently said he was willing to fight 'The Gypsy King' before the end of the year, has called out Fury, saying he would 'knock the big man out.'
"I will knock the big man @Tyson_Fury out!! Simple as that! #LetsDoThis"
Fury himself will be looking to recover his world titles in the coming months after what was an expected victory on Saturday night, but could a potential bout with the cruiserweight?
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Promoter Frank Warren hinted after the fight that a fight could happen in the future.
"Bellew's name keeps coming up, there's something that could be done," Warren said after Fury's fourth round win.
"There's plenty of other names out there but he needs to get the rounds out there. He needs to be in the ring regularly. If he's in the ring regularly, he'll be in position.
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"It's easy to make world title fights, but the objective is to win them and defend them and he needs to be in a position where he can do that. He's got a good team around him and he's in a good place."
Fury held a public workout at the National Football Museum in Manchester on Tuesday evening ahead of his fight against Seferi and even in those few hours, he looked sharper than his Albanian opponent.
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But would Fury be able to match up with Bellew?
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