Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury back in the gym, comeback seemingly at hand

[Liondw]

It will likely take a long time before Joshua is in the mindset to want to box again, after the horrific accident where his friends died.

His body might be fine, nothing badly damaged, but give the man time. What happened was terriblle beyond words, and to process that, with a different perspective on life, it's rough.

[PRINCEKOOL]

Tyson Fury is back in the gym, in a similar way to many of his hardcore fans will be after the Christmas period 'I have stated this many times before? Tyson Fury has built a very strong rapport with his hardcore fans, because he seems in some ways just like them i.e. boozing, eating fast food, and showing a very poor work ethic when it comes to training and exercise'.

And now look? He is back in the gymnasium and posting pictures and videos on social media 'so everyone can see. That is exactly how average Joe people, with a low level of work ethic when in comes to training for sports behave'.

Note: I personally don't use social media, but? I would imagine at this stage of the year, this is the kind of behaviour which is going down very heavy 'countless of pictures being posted, and videos documenting peoples return to the gym. People declaring and letting everybody know how dedicated they are, and that this time around they are going to smash it. Until well? They don't'.

To conclude: Tyson Fury is training, but let's all get this right 'by the looks of it? He has not been dedicating to the sport of boxing, anywhere near to the same level as Anthony Joshua. And Joshua has been out of the game for close to 15 months. Both fighters have been inactive in a competitive sense for a very similar amount of time, but look at the difference in condition and work ethic on display from each of those fighters'.

In my opinion Tyson Fury tactically retired to avoiding fighting Anthony Joshua 'and in general he has sabotaged that fight once again, by just not staying active outside the ring to a high level since his last fight vs Oleksandr Uysk II' etc.

[Smash]

In my opinion Tyson Fury tactically retired to avoiding fighting Anthony Joshua 'and in general he has sabotaged that fight once again, by just not staying active outside the ring to a high level since his last fight vs Oleksandr Uysk II' etc.

But how can that be so?

Fury lost his 2nd fight to usyk at the end of 2024, that was devastating for him, he was always going to take a break after than, nothing whatsoever to do with anthony joshua

Anthony joshua at that time, the end of 2024 had just be starched by dubois, KO'ed and at a career low point

So you have both guys at a career low points, either 1 of them could have well called it a day after that, just because AJ has recently been begging fury for a fight it does not mean that fury has retired or is inactive because of AJ, its got nothing to do with AJ actually

[Smash]

when tyson fury went inactive after usyk II u know he hit the booze and heavy lifestyle big time and just let himself go, its only 1 year after that fight which some boxers only fight once a year actually, fury was always going to take time to get his lard ass back in shape if he ever did it that is, both him and AJ are right at the end of their careers, im sure if fury can get back into any type of shape he would be looking to make that AJ fight for the big cash but now a huge spanner in the works with the crash, it may or may not happen now

[tokon]

'nuff said.

[landotter]

Good for him. Shock to no one. Little concern what he does. BUT Please no 3rd Usyk fight.

[TheProudLunatic]

I smell another battle with Del Bum