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Heavyweight prospect Hughie Fury is determined to put health issues behind him as he returns to the ring against Ukrainian puncher Andriy Rudenko on February 21 in Monte Carlo.
Hughie, cousin of world-title contender Tyson, has been sidelined since May due to illness, but is now back firing on all cylinders and ready for the biggest test of his unbeaten 14-bout professional career.
“I'm just delighted to be back training and to have a big fight on the horizon,” the 20-year-old said.
“The last eight months have absolutely killed me really. I've spent my days doing nothing and just getting really bored. I was basically watching films all the time. I was out of the gym completely. All I could do was swim. I had to stick to the medication and do exactly as I was told.
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Hughie, cousin of world-title contender Tyson, has been sidelined since May due to illness, but is now back firing on all cylinders and ready for the biggest test of his unbeaten 14-bout professional career.
“I'm just delighted to be back training and to have a big fight on the horizon,” the 20-year-old said.
“The last eight months have absolutely killed me really. I've spent my days doing nothing and just getting really bored. I was basically watching films all the time. I was out of the gym completely. All I could do was swim. I had to stick to the medication and do exactly as I was told.
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