London - Hughie Fury is determined to become the youngest world heavyweight champion after his latest knockout win.
After demolishing the durable Ladislav Kovarik inside round-one, the 18-year-old heavyweight has his eyes focussed on Iron Mike Tyson’s infamous record.
“I’ve got plenty of time, I’m only young and I’m improving every single fight,” Hughie said.
“But I will do it, I will beat Mike Tyson’s record and be the youngest heavyweight world champion.”
Hughie faced Czech Republic fighter Kovarik, the man who took Martin Rogan the distance back in February, on the James DeGale undercard Saturday night, at Glow Bluewater, shown on Channel 5 in the UK and Wealth TV in the US. [Click Here To Read More]
After demolishing the durable Ladislav Kovarik inside round-one, the 18-year-old heavyweight has his eyes focussed on Iron Mike Tyson’s infamous record.
“I’ve got plenty of time, I’m only young and I’m improving every single fight,” Hughie said.
“But I will do it, I will beat Mike Tyson’s record and be the youngest heavyweight world champion.”
Hughie faced Czech Republic fighter Kovarik, the man who took Martin Rogan the distance back in February, on the James DeGale undercard Saturday night, at Glow Bluewater, shown on Channel 5 in the UK and Wealth TV in the US. [Click Here To Read More]
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