Alistair Overeem is done waiting around and wants all the smoke with Rico Verhoeven. The former UFC heavyweight title challenger wants to throw hands with the Dutch kickboxing superstar in a boxing match on the upcoming Tyson Fury vs. Anthony…

Former UFC heavyweight title challenger Alistair Overeem has publicly challenged Dutch kickboxer Rico Verhoeven to a boxing match on the Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua undercard. The high-profile event is scheduled to take place on December 11 at Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales. Overeem accused Verhoeven of avoiding him and expressed a desire to settle their rivalry in the ring.
Beyond the potential undercard bout, Overeem stated that he aims to stage a subsequent clash between the two at Amsterdam Arena in 2027. The heavyweights were previously scheduled to meet in a 2021 GLORY kickboxing bout before an injury sidelined Overeem, and Verhoeven has yet to officially respond to the proposed boxing bout.
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