Tyson Fury joined Joe Joyce for the blockbuster fight at Wembley in the summer when he beats Oleksandr Usyk for unified titles

TYSON FURY is lined up for a summer fight with Joe Joyce at Wembley – all he has to do is beat Oleksandr Usyk.

Fury and Usyk are still negotiating the first undisputed decider in the four-belt heavyweight division.

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Meanwhile, Joyce is the mandatory contender for the WBO title that will stand on the line between the undefeated pair.

Looking to stay active, the 2016 Olympic silver medalist returns on April 15 against 39-year-old Chinese player Zhilei Zhang.

Should Fury, 34, and Joyce, 37, both emerge victorious, they will be a blockbuster in front of over 90,000 spectators.

Promoter Frank Warren wrote in his column, “I was pleased to officially announce a full heavyweight fight last week on April 15th when Big Joe Joyce takes on Big Bang Zhang, aka Zhilei Zhang.

“Our big hope, of course, is that the Juggernaut remains on a collision course with Tyson Fury and a big summer date at Wembley.

“That’s the plan if Tyson takes over all the titles from Oleksandr Usyk and Joe takes over at Stratford on April 15.”

Fury’s historic title unification appears to be set for April 29 for Saudi Arabia.

Usyk, 36, is said to have already agreed a financial package with the Middle Eastern hosts.

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It is now up to Fury to do the same or move the venue to Wembley is an alternative option.

The WBC champion sold 94,000 tickets for his knockout against Dillian Whyte (34) there last April.

Fury has also threatened to turn his attention to ex-UFC champion Francis Ngannou, 36, if talks with Usyk continue to stall.

Ngannou is a free agent after leaving the UFC and Fury wants to fight him in 4-ounce gloves, in a cage but under boxing rules.

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