WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury took a few more verbal swipes at former two-time beltholder and domestic rival Anthony Joshua.
Fury and Joshua were in talks to face each other earlier this month.
A deal never came to fruition, with Fury instead being forced to take part in a trilogy fight with Derek Chisora.
Fury is now focused on landing a full division unification clash with WBO, IBF, WBA, IBO champion Oleksandr Uysk
Usyk, an undefeated 2012 Olympic gold medalist, is coming off back to back twelve round decision wins over Joshua.
Fury, for his part, admits shock that Joshua walked away from their negotiating table and went in another direction.
“Why isn’t this lad [Joshua] stepping up to the plate and taking on the challenge?” Fury said to IFL TV.
“What does he want to fight Dillian Whyte for? He’s already beaten Dillian Whyte. Fight me, come to the party. It’s only a fight, isn’t it? You’ve already lost before.
“I can guarantee you, 100 percent, it’s not happening. I’m looking to fight Usyk – Joshua’s nemesis, the man who’s got AJ’s kryptonite, the man who made him cry after the fight like a little girl.
“I’ll beat him, I’ll take that little sausage out. He ain’t got no kryptonite to me, he’s f—- all to me, little f—–r. I’m gonna make him dance. We’ll see how good he is. I’d like to get him in [Saudi Arabia] in February, make an example of him, and then give him a rematch and do it back at Wembley [Stadium].”
A deal with Usyk will have to get made sooner than later – with the Ukrainian boxer, in recent weeks, being ordered to make mandatory defenses against Daniel Dubois and Filip Hrgovic.
Credit: BoxingScene