SUGARHILL STEWARD has returned to the UK to train Tyson Fury for the first time since coronavirus lockdown.
The WBC heavyweight champion has not been able to work with his new trainer for six months due to the pandemic.
But the American has now arrived to the UK to put the Gypsy King through his paces again.
SugarHill replaced Ben Davison in Fury’s corner just two months before his rematch with Deontay Wilder.
Fury revealed he had teamed up with the former Detroit policeman to improve his his punching technique.
And he made no mistakes as he dethroned the Bronze Bomber to claim the WBC heavyweight crown.
SugarHill, who is the nephew of Hall of Fame trainer Emmanuel Steward, had claimed he was ready to retire.
But it appears his retirement plans are on hold as the Gypsy King prepares for his trilogy fight with Wilder.
Although he has not trained with SugarHill for months, Fury has kept himself fighting fit.
The 32-year-old did daily workouts with wife Paris on Instagram live during lockdown.
And he recently jetted to Scotland to get some training sessions in with brother Tommy.
Fury was spotted enjoying a morning run with gangster pal Robert Kelbie after partying the night away.
His third and final fight against Wilder is set to take place on December in front of 10,000 to 15,000 fans at the Raiders Stadium.
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