Tyson Fury's coach predicted his future 10 years ago!

[oscar9992]

18 year old Tyson Fury - 1st coach Steve Egan predicts his future


Tyson Fury's amateur coach Steve Egan predicted here in 2006 that by the year 2015 he would be heavyweight champion and by 2016 undisputed champion.

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You've rapidly gone from being up Wladimirs arse to bumming Tyson Fury. Yet another bandwagoner, pathetic.


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[Adamjr91]

Brilliant. ****ing brilliant video.

[oscar9992]

18 year old Tyson Fury - 1st coach Steve Egan predicts his future


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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mqsRyaRnpY

5:10

"2008 Olympic Games (didn't participate), 2012 London Olympic Games (d.p.), 2013 British champion (became in 2013), 2014 European Champion (became in 2014), 2015 WBC Champion and 2016 Undisputed Heavyweight Champion of the World... You will be."

[oscar9992]

You've rapidly gone from being up Wladimirs arse to bumming Tyson Fury. Yet another bandwagoner, pathetic.


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Actually I am not Fury fan or supporter. He talks too much.

[SN!PER]

He's not undisputed, he's unified. He still has to beat Wilder... just saying.

[mikinoki]

18 year old Tyson Fury - 1st coach Steve Egan predicts his future


Tyson Fury's amateur coach Steve Egan predicted here in 2006 that by the year 2015 he would be heavyweight champion and by 2016 undisputed champion.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mqsRyaRnpY

U rhink his parents predicted it when he was born....

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He's not undisputed, he's unified. He still has to beat Wilder... just saying.

It's currently 2015 just saying

[Luilun]

He's not undisputed, he's unified. He still has to beat Wilder... just saying.

That's a Paper title doe

[oscar9992]

Footage of teenage Tyson Fury predicting boxing success

Footage of teenage Tyson Fury predicting boxing success

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-manchester-34957644

The BBC has uncovered footage of an 18-year-old Tyson Fury confidently predicted he would one day become a world champion.
In the archive interview, Fury, who beat Wladimir Klitschko to take the WBA, IBF and WBO heavyweight titles on Saturday, said nothing would stop him in his quest for glory.
But back in his days as an amateur training in a gym in Wythenshawe, Manchester, the boxer's biggest problem was finding someone to fight him.
Trainer Steve Egan, who admitted being taken aback by Fury's 6ft 7in frame, said no-one in Britain wanted to go up against the fighter, such was his fearsome reputation at the time.
"It's like asking a labrador to run round a greyhound track," Fury's dad, John, added.