Tyson Fury has come to the defense of Daniel Dubois following his knockout loss to Oleksandr Usyk, firing back at critics who claimed Dubois should have gotten up from the second knockdown.

Usyk stopped Dubois for the second time to become a two-time undisputed heavyweight champion. Much like the first fight, Dubois got up once the count was over, leading some to suggest he quit. Fury, however, strongly disagrees. The former WBC heavyweight champion—who has been in the ring with Usyk twice, praised Dubois. Fury also extended an invitation to Dubois, offering to train with him in Morecambe.

“I keep getting asked about this Dubois situation and all this quitting stuff and whatever else. Here’s the facts. The facts are young Daniel did his best against one of the greatest champions that has ever been and he was not good enough. He came up short. He got put down twice. What do you want him to do, die in the ring? If you ever want to do any training, come to Morecambe any time you want kid. There is no jealousy here,” Fury said