Tyson Fury Explains Why he Doesn’t Feel the Pressure in the Ring

Tyson Fury ranks among the smartest heavyweight fighters of all time. While most heavyweight fighters rely on their power, the ‘Gypsy King’ relies on his solid ring IQ and management to dispatch his opponents. Over the course of his prolonged career, Fury has remained highly successful in the same and dwells at the top of the heavyweight roster as an undefeated champion.

Hence, he always has a huge target on his back, but he revealed he doesn’t feel the pressure. Recently, the ‘Gypsy King’ was in an interview with ESPN, wherein he talked about why he doesn’t feel the overawed when he steps inside the ring.

“I’ll tell you why I’m so calm. Because I know I put all the work in training camp in the gym, I eat right, I sleep right, I prepare well. As long as I’m injury-free, there’s nothing more I can do. The rest is in God’s hands, God’s will, destiny. If it’s supposed to be, it will be,” he said.

The ‘Gypsy King’ possesses a strong work ethic and molds himself into his best shape prior to every fight. Fury firmly believes hard work is the only thing he can do to edge over his opponents because the rest is out of his hands.

Hence, akin to his previous bouts, he will look to put in all the hard work ahead of his biggest career fight to date.

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Can Tyson Fury regain his best shape ahead of the Anthony Joshua fight?

A few days back, Fury released a video on his social handle where he looked extremely unfit. This bothered the fans as the ‘Gypsy King’ will enter the boxing ring in a few months to fight for the undisputed heavyweight title against Anthony Joshua.

However, with Fury’s aforementioned comments, it’s clear that he’ll get back to his old momentum once the fight dates get announced. Fury knows the amount of anticipation and responsibilities this fight carries. That said, he will look to present himself in his best version and put in a training camp worthy of the occasion.

What do you make of Fury’s aforementioned statement?