Tyson Fury has upped the stakes ahead of his rematch with Oleksandr Usyk.

The heavyweight titans are set to square off for a second time on December 21 after Usyk handed Fury the first defeat of his professional career in May.

Tyson Fury will get the opportunity to exact his revenge over Oleksandr Usyk in DecemberGetty

Both men will be competing for the WBC, WBA and WBO world heavyweight world titles.

But as if that wasn’t enough, Fury has also put his place on the front cover of the new Undisputed video game up for grabs as well.

The boxing game, which is scheduled to be released on October 11, features Canelo Alvarez as the Standard Edition cover star while Fury is front and centre on the Deluxe (WBC Edition).

However, that could all change if Usyk gets his hand raised again at the back end of this year.

Speaking to Undisputed’s YouTube channel, Fury said: “I’ll tell you what I’m going to do.

“If I don’t win this rematch, I’m going to relinquish that front cover and give it to Oleksandr.

“That’s what I’ll do with the front cover. I’ll relinquish my right to be on that front cover and I’ll give it to Oleksandr ‘The Great.’

“But if I do, what I think I’m going to do, then I’ll keep the front cover.

“If I don’t beat him in the rematch, then I don’t deserve to be on that front, he does.”

It’s presently unclear where the winner and loser of Usyk vs Fury II will go next.

UndisputedFury is the cover star for Undisputed’s deluxe WBC edition but has put his position on the line[/caption]

Initially, it seemed as though the victor would face IBF champion Daniel Dubois for the undisputed crown after his shock knockout win over Anthony Joshua three weeks ago.

However, the Brits are already in talks over a potential rematch leaving everything up in the air.

Matchroom Boxing chief Eddie Hearn told Boxing News earlier this month: “If it is up to AJ, the rematch is 100 per cent on. He’s like, ‘Let me at him, I know I can beat him’.

“But we will talk internally as a team and advise him on what is best, I think we are leaning towards the immediate rematch and I think it is going to be difficult to convince AJ otherwise.

“Those talks began a couple of days after the fight and we will sit down with His Excellency in Riyadh next week.

“As a team, we had a meeting this morning with 258 MGt (Joshua’s management), and spoke to Ben Davison last night.

“It’s up to us to feed back to AJ our thoughts and he will make the final decision and it will be very difficult for him not to try and want to beat Daniel Dubois.”