“If they talk about loyalty, that’s not loyalty as far as I’m concerned. If you are stood by your man, shoulder to shoulder, you take it all. That thing with Sugarhill the other day, what the hell was that about? ‘I’m only here for Okolie.’
“What was he talking about, when I have seen him training Tyson, he was living in Tyson’s house, he had his missus there, he was using the gym, and I have seen him working Tyson out? And all of a sudden he denied him like Judas Iscariot denied Jesus Christ.
“For me, that is a sacking offence. It was upsetting. Tyson just falls in love with these people and finds out they are not who they seem to be. It is all about pound signs, and he has put Sugarhill where he is.
John Fury (centre-right) with his son’s coach Sugarhill Steward
“He gives these guys a chance like the others he has put around him, and it has ended in tears. Get rid of them, clear the board. How does the heavyweight champion need all this? It would be easier if he did it all himself, and he has got capable people around him to help him do it. Not just me.”
Tyson Fury’s next move is unclear, while unified champion Usyk is expected to fight WBA mandatory challenger Daniel Dubois.
However, Anthony Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hearn has opened the door to more talks with Fury – despite negotiations collapsing on two previous occasions.
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Joshua is first set to fight Jermaine Franklin at London’s O2 Arena on Saturday.
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