John Fury Raises Concerns
John Fury, the outspoken father of heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury, has expressed his fears about his son's upcoming undisputed title fight against Oleksandr Usyk. John believes that Tyson's last few fights have shown a decline in his strength, power, and physical condition, despite his continued ability in the ring.
Decline in Training and Camp
John Fury was present in Saudi Arabia when Tyson was dropped by ex-UFC champion Francis Ngannou. He claims to have witnessed a decline in Tyson's training and preparation for the fight, describing it as a "circus." John believes that the people around Tyson and his training camp are not up to par, which could affect his performance in the upcoming bout against Usyk.
Fears of Defeat
John Fury expressed concerns that Tyson could suffer defeat for the first time if he doesn't make any adjustments and regain his hunger and discipline. He believes that Usyk is putting in the necessary hard work and has a team of professionals supporting him, while Tyson may lack the same level of support.
Tyson's Recent Holiday
Usyk's team recently criticized Tyson Fury for vacationing in Saudi Arabia while Usyk was focused on intense sparring sessions. However, Tyson has since returned to his training base in Morecambe with head coach Sugarhill Steward and has enlisted the help of unbeaten southpaw Thomas Carty to replicate Usyk in sparring.
