Comments Thread For: Shakur Stevenson: I Don't Believe Fury Trained For 12 Weeks, He Didn't Look Like He Trained

[Elheath]

Well technically Fury could've truly "trained as hard as he could" for 12 weeks...I mean the hardest Fury trains might consist of 10 minutes sparring session 3 times a week in between 6 meals of Papa Johns and Shake Shack and whatever burger joint of choice.

I've heard my fat co-worker, a self proclaimed 5'9" 250 lbs but also claims to be healthy and fit because he's got an "football athlete (whatever that position thats big and bulky)" body and has been working out hard, having already lost 30 lbs since the beginning of the year. His work out consists of hitting the gym (weight lifting) for 30 minutes once a week, but that is also "hard work" for him.

[crimsonfalcon07]

Rodtang only trained one day before wrecking Edgar Tabares. But he's also got over 300 fights and he's only 26.

[Apollo7]

It's not the first time Fury has looked unimpressive, he's very inconsistent. He has also failed a PED test and is getting older. Add to that the fact that Ngannou could be a tricky opponent being so strong and powerful and having that MMA fighter awkwardness.

[BillyBoxing]

I'm sure fury trained. Francis is a scary dude. Of course fury trained.

What I'm sure is Fury took him lightly.

Otherwise he would not sign to fight Usyk 8 weeks later.

Do you think Fury would sign to fight Usyk 8 weeks after fighting Wilder or Ruiz? Hell no

WE all took Francis and MMA guys lightly.

We saw former UFC contender Askren and former champ Woodley get beat by a youtuber in Jake Paul who lost himself to effing tommy Fury.

So of course Tyson Fury was supposed to beat N'gannou.