Otto Wallin is aiming to rematch Tyson Fury if he emerge the new WBC champion.
Otto Wallin could have the opportunity to rematch Tyson Fury if he becomes the new WBC interim champion this month.
This was stated by Wallin’s promoter Dmiriy Salita as Wallin is a fight away to become the interim champion.
Wallin suffered his only defeat against Fury in a points loss after he inflicted cuts on the British heavyweight boxer back in 2019 in Las Vegas.
But the Swedish contender could secure a second fight after Fury was ordered to face the winner of Wallin’s upcoming WBC interim title clash with Dillian Whyte.
Wallin’s promoter Dmitriy Salita told Sky Sports: “Out all the great fighters that Tyson Fury beat the one fighter that gave him most trouble, caused most controversy with the cut, who landed more punches than Wladimir Klitschko and Deontay Wilder in their first fights combined is Otto Wallin.
“Otto had two impressive wins since that outing and a win over Whyte would make him the most eligible opponent for Fury and in my mind the second-best heavyweight in the world based on merit.”
