Oleksandr Usyk shows off incredible ‘reflexes of a cat’ and ripped physique just 17 days before Tyson Fury rematch

OLEKSANDR USYK has once again showcased his incredible ‘Cat’ like reflexes ahead of his rematch with Tyson Fury.

The unified heavyweight champion is just days away from renewing his rivalry with the Gypsy King in a second successive Saudi showdown.

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Oleksandr Usyk renews his rivalry with Tyson Fury later this month[/caption]

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Usyk has been using coins to work on hand-eye co-ordination ahead of the fight[/caption]

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The unified heavyweight champ chucked six coins in the air after balancing them on his arms[/caption]

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The 37-year-old managed to catch all the coins before they hit the floor[/caption]

Usyk, 37, has been deploying an array of unorthodox training methods to keep his hands and eyes sharp for the Riyadh rumble.

And he recently stunned boxing fans by showing off his incredible coin-catching ability.

The slick southpaw recently shared footage of himself balancing six coins on the back of his hands and forearms to his Instagram page.

And he stunned his followers by throwing them all up in the air and catching them before they hit the ground.

Usyk’s fans were quick to comment on his incredible agility, with one saying: “A Cat reflexes.”

Another said: “Very impressive.”

One remarked: “Very feel.”

Another chimed in: “I don’t think he needs to worry about catching money at this point. I think he’s got enough!”

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Usyk then showcased his hulking physique for his second dance with Fury, posting a flexing post-training snap

Usyk became the first undisputed heavyweight champion in nearly 25 years in May with a split-decision victory over Fury.

The former king of the cruiserweight struggled in the early goings but nearly knocked out Fury in the ninth round of the desert dust-up after rattling him with a hellacious left hand.

Fury, 36, was adamant he did enough to win the match and claimed the judges gave Usyk the nod because Ukraine are at “war” with Russia.

He’s refused to retract the comments, saying: “No, I don’t regret anything.

“Why would I regret that? Listen it was a close fight.

“Usyk got the [hand] raised like he just said and he won the fight. Fair play to him.

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Oleksandr Usyk looks to be in tip-top shape ahead of his rematch with Tyson Fury[/caption]

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Fury has vowed to exact his revenge on the unified heavyweight champ[/caption]

“[I] don’t make excuses. The man beat me on the night – fair play. I believe I won the fight and that’s my opinion.

“Just like if you had an opinion, he had an opinion and everybody had an opinion.

“But he got his hand raised and I congratulated him. It’s on TV to see.

“I kissed his cross and said thank you very much and happy New Year.

“When we go again, we go again.”