Speaking to media following his defeat to Tyson Fury, Wladimir Klitschko confirms that the pair will do battle once again.

Klitschko, whose nine-year reign as world heavyweight champion was ended by Fury on Saturday night, said that there is a rematch clause in the contract that brought the two together.

It will give the Ukrainian the opportunity to regain the WBA, WBO and IBF title that Fury now holds.

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"It's way too early to say anything – where, how, when? Let's wait and you will definitely get to know."

When a reporter then asked if Klitschko would take a rematch, the 39-year-old replied: "I have it in the contract, yes."

Fury earned a superb win with scores of 115-112 twice and 116-111 despite being deducted a point for fouling.