Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk hugged it out after their historic match in Saudi Arabia which saw the Ukrainian won via split decision.
The days leading up to the fight was super tensed though that the two camps almost got into a brawl when Tyson's father John headbutted a teammate of Usyk.
John Fury has apologized for his action since then.
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A Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk rematch is being worked out as of this writing, with Fury being the more aggressive side about it because of their protest of the result.
Fans can expect a more tensed press conference, weigh in, and more as the man whom John headbutted rubbed on Tyson's wounds with a social media post.
Stanislav Stepchuk posted a picture of himself on Instagram flexing the WBC belt his friend took away from the formerly undefeated British champ.
Internet users were quick to point out that he was subtly shading John and Tyson because of their infamous incident.
"He's got the last laugh," said a commenter.
Stepchuk is one of the closest and most loyal friend and supporter of Usyk.
His Instagram account is filled of photos of Usky's fight, with one featuring his champion friend landing a solid punch on Fury.
Another photo has him posing with Anthony Joshua who Fury fought and won against.
Tyson Fury suspension and rematch date
In an unexpected twist, Tyson Fury received a boxing suspension from the United Arab Emirates Commission due to health-related concerns.
Fury suffered a few cuts in match with Usyk but he still received a one-week suspension for medical reasons.
His opponent, on the other hand, received a longer 14-day medical suspension after it as found out that he had a impacted tooth implant.
This means he will not be able fight until June 2.
Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk Rematch
The suspensions are basically meaningless and has no impact the potential rematch.
It will only be significant if any of the two camps request longer recovery periods.
Their first fight has a rematch clause and Fury was quick to demand another rounds of boxing with Usyk.
Promoter Frank Warren ensures there will be a rematch.
It has been weeks since the conclusion of the bout but Fury continues to be insistent on a rematch according to Top Rank CEO Bob Arum.
However, instead of the planned October rematch as stated in the clause, it will be moved for another month or two.
"I know Tyson is anxious for the rematch," Arum said.
"I think probably it will be in November or December because you can't do it in October. The guys have been training for a whole year and now for them to go back into training makes no sense."
Fury, 35, came to the match with a pure record of 33 wins with zero loss.
It will definitely be hard to imagine that he will end his career in this manner.
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