Elsewhere, we have three good, young American talents to keep an eye on in Deontay Wilder, Johnathon Banks and Seth Mitchell, especially Wilder, who seems to like portraying himself as a bad boy of boxing.
That personality will always get you noticed - not always for the right reasons, mind you - while he is big, tall, yet to lose and made very light work of Audley Harrison, so he will think he is right in the mix for a world-title shot.
I would love to see Wilder and Fury fight it out for world honours later down the line - once Wilder is known by more than just diehard boxing fans - because a match between two hungry, up-and-coming powerhouses is box office and deserves to be for a title.
For us British fans, though, Anthony Joshua's development will be intriguing
I think you can move him up pretty rapidly because as an Olympic champion he is laced with skills, but he is still a baby in heavyweight terms so I don't expect his people to be flinging him towards a world title too soon.
Yet, if you are good enough to win super-heavyweight gold in the Olympics you should not be too far away from fighting for belts.