TYSON FURY may have a brutal fist but hurled insults at a YouTuber as he struggled with his fingers to turn off the camera to end an interview.
Fury, 34, appeared on True Geordie’s show to discuss his upcoming fight against Derek Chisora.
Tyson Fury appeared on a podcast with YouTuber True Geordie
The WBC heavyweight champ tried to hang up after an angry blast
But when it was suggested boxing fans did not care about watching Fury fight someone he has already beaten twice before, the Gypsy King was not happy.
And he quickly closed down the rest of the interview and gave an X-rated send-off to the host.
Fury blasted: “I think you’re a t****r. You little t***pot.
“And I won’t be doing any more interviews with you little t***pot, bearded, bald-headed t***er.
“Kiss my b**ls, you little w**ker. You little s***house.”
But as he tried to bow out with his expletive-laden rant, Fury seemed unable to hang up from the video call as his confused face filled the screen.
True Geordie could not resist a cheeky body shot before Fury retorted: “Suck a d***.”
The host – real name Brian Davis – quipped as Fury finally left: “Well, that went well.
“Have you ever been cussed out by the heavyweight champion of the world? Probably not.
“Very glad I did this one on video call because that could’ve been a painful end to my life.”
Fury’s temper turned in the interview when Davis labelled the Chsiora bout on December 3 as a “mismatch” and instead thinks he should fight someone new, such as Anthony Joshua.
However, Fury hit back at the podcaster.
The undefeated WBC heavyweight world champion said: “No matter what you say, or what people like you want to say about Derek Chisora, he’s achieved more in boxing and in fighting than ten men like you could ever achieve
“So I’m not going to just let you sit here and slate somebody who’s fought the best fighters of this era just because he’s lost a few fights.
“It is what it is. I’ll be fighting Chisora… and if you don’t want to watch it then please don’t, and if you do, tune in.
“And if you don’t want to buy a ticket, don’t buy a ticket. And if you do, be like the rest of the 50-odd, 60-odd thousand that’s already bought tickets.
“Don’t write Derek Chisora off, because you’re only one punch away from victory or disaster.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I do to improve my fighting defense?
It is possible to improve your defensive capabilities by learning how smart you fight. It is important to know how to defend yourself against all types of attacks, as well as how to counterattack when necessary.
You won’t be able to fight if you don’t know what fighting is. You’ll just get beaten up. However, if your fight skills are solid, you’ll be ready to face any challenge.
Here are some tips to improve your defense.
- Know where your opponent’s attack is coming from. This means you should pay attention to what your opponent is saying. If your opponent appears nervous, it could mean that he’s about to attack again.
- Be calm. Don’t panic. Instead, stay focused and relaxed.
- Block with your arms. Blocking with your arm is a simple, but effective, way to defend yourself against attackers.
- Counterattack. If you see your opponent attacking you, then you need to counterattack immediately.
- Fight dirty. Fighting dirty can be a way to defend yourself. You can also respond to an opponent’s kicks by kicking them back.
What are the 7 punches to boxing?
Boxing uses seven punches: jab, hook, hook, uppercut and straight right. These punches are used for attacking the opponent’s body, head, and legs.
What are some of the benefits of boxing
There are many health benefits associated with boxing. For one, boxing can help build strong bones and muscles. It enhances your coordination as well as reflexes. It strengthens your heart, lungs and other vital organs. Boxing doesn’t need any special equipment. You can use any item you have at home.
How much weight should I lift when working out?
Lifting weights is important if you wish to build your strength. When lifting weights, there are some guidelines that you should follow. Do not push yourself too hard. Aim to lift heavierweights every other days. Third, perform each exercise for 8 repetitions. Fourth, between sets, take 2 minutes to rest. Fifth, do all exercises without momentum. The last tip is to focus on form over speed.
How many punches does a human take to get through a round?
A punch is “a blow delivered by a fist”. One punch is all that a human can take. When someone hits you in the face, he/she is punching you. You cannot hit him/her back. That would be two punches.
Statistics
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External Links
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How To
How to learn how to box for fitness
How to Learn to Box for Exercise
Your goal in learning boxing is self-confidence and improvement of your physical fitness. Boxing is the most well-known sport in the world. It involves strength, speed and agility.
Boxing is a great way of getting fit and feeling good about yourself. It will be a fun activity that you will want to do again and again.
There are many different types of boxing training programs available. Some require you to train at home while others are done in gyms or health clubs. There are also online courses which allow you to study from anywhere in the world.
You should ensure that the program you select meets your lifestyle and goals. Exercises that build muscle mass, flexibility, endurance, cardiovascular endurance, and improve overall well-being are the best.
It’s important to decide whether you prefer a beginner-level course or one that is more advanced. Beginner’s classes usually teach basic techniques, such as sparring, mittwork, shadowboxing, and punching. Advanced programs often cover more complex movements, and include a greater variety of exercises.
The beginner’s program usually lasts around 8 weeks and costs less than $100. They don’t offer any advice on nutrition, weight loss or injury prevention.
Advanced programs typically last six months and cost around $300. They can include nutrition advice, stretching routines, warm up exercises, and instructions on proper technique. Some programs offer resistance training (such lifting weights) as well as aerobic conditioning (such running).
