The former world heavyweight champion says he’s feeling rejuvenated in his Thai training camp ahead of a charity bout and a showdown with Joshua.
Former two-time world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury insists the best is yet to come, stating at an event in Pattaya that 'the world hasn’t seen the best Tyson Fury yet.' The 38-year-old will fight Polish boxer Mariusz Wach on Friday for a good cause, and a much-anticipated rematch with fellow Briton Anthony Joshua later this year.
Trained in Thailand since December, Fury describes his current setting as 'beautiful' and talks about feeling more at peace after his 16-month retirement. He highlighted the positive atmosphere, great training facilities, and how he thrives better in warmer climates like Pattaya. 'I’ve been over here since December — beautiful place, beautiful people, great training facilities,' he said.
Where is Fury Training?
Fury is currently training at Max Muay Thai Stadium in Pataya after returning from a 16-month retirement with a dominant win against Arslanbek Makhmudov in April. The smaller venue for the upcoming fight won't be broadcast live on TV, but will appear in his Netflix series.
Who is Fury Fighting?
Fury's next opponent Mariusz Wach, known as 'The Viking,' is a 46-year-old Pole and is supported by proceeds from the charity fight. The event marks a significant warm-up to what is expected to be an intense clash with Anthony Joshua, which is also scheduled for later this year.
Frequently Asked Questions
When will Fury fight Joshua?
A specific date has not been provided yet, but it's anticipated soon after his Thailand bout in Pattaya. The timing of the next clash remains a topic of speculation and anticipation among boxing fans.
Will this Fighting Controversy End Soon?
Anthony Joshua recently returned to boxing from a car crash that claimed two close friends' lives, but an exact timeline for his comeback hasn't been set. Fans will be watching closely as Fury is also preparing for a significant match after a long break.