Tyson Fury Shares a Powerful Message to His Fans While Looking Back at His Tweet From 2011
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The greatest heavyweight of this generation, Tyson Fury, is very vocal about his feelings. He constantly articulates his opinions on social media platforms. Recently a tweet from his handle took fans back in 2011 when he was British and Commonwealth heavyweight champion. Prior to world heavyweight battles, he has dreamed of becoming Heavyweight champion when he was just an infant. He had tweeted, “Just lying in bed dreaming about being heavyweight champ! Can’t wait!”
Just lying in bed dreaming about being heavyweight champ! Cant wait!
— TYSON FURY (@Tyson_Fury) November 7, 2011
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Tyson Fury reflected back to those times when he was striving hard on his way to becoming world heavyweight champion.
Keep dreaming guys. They do come true. https://t.co/ZYWy0o5gxW
— TYSON FURY (@Tyson_Fury) January 20, 2022
He had tweeted encouraging his fans to dream big and persuade them because hard work pays off.
Tyson Fury as an inspiration
Undoubtedly, ‘The Gypsy King’ is an inspiration to millions who are aspiring to achieve the holy grail. He said on The Rich Eisen Show that he fell into depression, suffered from mental health issues which drove him deep into the ocean of alcohol and recreational drugs. In 2016, he was in such a horrible state that it forced him to vacate the WBA, WBO, and IBO titles. But determination and hunger for a championship title kept him in the state of a warrior in and outside the ring.
‘The Gypsy King’ is what the sport needs. Entertaining, classy, and an amazing technician with outstanding willpower. Tyson Fury has changed the notion of physical fitness in the sport of boxing.
24W 31W
2L 0L0 Belts All the belts
6 Abs though 😎 0 Abs pic.twitter.com/iFEeNK8cRV— TYSON FURY (@Tyson_Fury) January 15, 2022
To be a champion, what you need is the skill and will to win. A few days back, he had compared his physical shape with that of Former Champion Anthony Joshua.
Tyson Fury’s previous match of the epic trilogy
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The third bout between the reigning champion Tyson Fury and former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder was one of the craziest fights. ‘The Gypsy king’ shook ‘The Bronze Bomber’ with the first knockdown and he never fully recovered.
However, Wilder remained hung in the ring like a champ, punched Fury down twice, and almost won a couple of times. Before this fight, Tyson Fury had injuries, bad camp, and his daughter was in the hospital. Despite that, he came out and dominated. But overall, Fury was on the top the whole time. He outclassed power with insane skills and shattered all expectations of the long-held myth of Wilder in boxing.
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