Fury Fitter: I Had to Lose 110 Pounds Going Into Klitschko Fight
NEW YORK – Tyson Fury felt much more confident when he began this training camp than three years ago, when he began preparing for his career-changing victory over Wladimir Klitschko. Fury arrived at his camp in Big Bear Lake, California, late last week, at almost exactly what he expects to weigh when he steps into the ring to challenge Deontay Wilder (255 pounds). That’s dramatically different from his physical condition when he started training to challenge Klitschko in November 2015.
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