LONDON - Though he sees the improvements in his son on a daily basis, coach Peter Fury is well aware of the significance of the test that awaits Hughie Lewis Fury on February 21 in Monte Carlo.
The 20-year-old heavyweight tackles Ukrainian puncher Andriy Rudenko over ten rounds - a fight televised by Channel 5 - and Peter is backing his son to rise to the occasion and steal the show.
“Rudenko is a good test for him,” he said. “By no means is this an easy fight. If Hughie had a bit of a weak chin or some major flaws, Rudenko wouldn't be the kid we'd pick for this fight. We'd steer clear of him completely.
“You've got to be wary of Rudenko because he's quite good at cutting the ring off. You're not going to just keep him at bay with your jab. He'll walk through your shots to land his own. He's very, very tough and durable.
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The 20-year-old heavyweight tackles Ukrainian puncher Andriy Rudenko over ten rounds - a fight televised by Channel 5 - and Peter is backing his son to rise to the occasion and steal the show.
“Rudenko is a good test for him,” he said. “By no means is this an easy fight. If Hughie had a bit of a weak chin or some major flaws, Rudenko wouldn't be the kid we'd pick for this fight. We'd steer clear of him completely.
“You've got to be wary of Rudenko because he's quite good at cutting the ring off. You're not going to just keep him at bay with your jab. He'll walk through your shots to land his own. He's very, very tough and durable.
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