Tyson Fury Shares Inspirational Words to ‘Emancipate Yourselves From Mental Slavery’

British boxing superstar Tyson Fury often speaks about mental health and spreads awareness about it. He has suffered from depression himself and had gone through a difficult time because of that as well. But he fought back and prevailed over depression. He recently shared a video about fighting adverse mental health conditions. 

Tyson Fury shared a video on Twitter, where he spoke about motivation and even captioned Bob Marley’s song ‘Redemption Song’. He said, “Your body doesn’t know about quitting, your body doesn’t know it’s tired. The body doesn’t know that it’s shaking and rattling, it’s your brain, it’s your mind that will quit on you. But you gotta learn how to do mind control.

And if you can do mind control on your own self, you are on to a winner. I know that the feeling of pain and tiredness is temporary, but the feeling of greatness will last on forever.”  

Fury wrote in the caption, “ ‘Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery. None but ourselves can free our minds.’ @bobmarley Greatness Awaits” 

The British boxer had previously revealed that he grew up in an atmosphere where no one talked about mental well-being. Depression even led him to alcoholism and drug abuse. 

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Tyson Fury will be looking forward to becoming the undisputed world heavyweight champion 

‘The Gypsy King’ is slated to fight Derek Chisora on December 3rd, at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. Following his trilogy fight with Chisora, he will be preparing for one of the biggest fights of his career against Oleksandr Usyk. 

Fury made a comeback from retirement after Usyk defeated Anthony Joshua in their second clash. Soon after his victory against AJ, the Ukrainian challenged Fury to a battle. Fury accepted the challenge, and the two will be seen locking horns in the near future. The date for the magnanimous showdown is not revealed yet, but it is expected to take place in February 2023. 

The two will be fighting to become the undisputed world heavyweight champion. The title was last held by boxing legend Lennox Lewis almost 2 decades ago. Fans are eagerly waiting to see the new undisputed heavyweight champion. 

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