Latest pictures of Tyson Fury!! He looks like a skeleton now!

[SN!PER]

Imagine if Wilder puts on about twenty pounds, Fury loses twenty.

And then they step on the scales and are exactly the same weight.

Betting odds would be all over the place. That shit would be crazy.

[miniq]

Fury is just staying in shape

He will put on muscle mass when he enters camp & be a 245 pound beast come April. His footwork will be untouchable.

[uppercut510]

he probly plans on moving a whole lot more next fight

[PRINCEKOOL]

It is not so much about training hard ENTIRELY, it is about 'Being himself' and doing the training which suits him physically and psychologically. Not all body types are the same, everybody responds and recovers differently. 'Intensity can sometimes be subjective, I just feel from a condition perspective they need to keep things simple and old-school with Fury in certain area's'...

David Haye recently attempted to train Derek Chisora, excalty how he trained and all it did was produce? A weak and non-durable Derek Chisora, in the space of one fight his near invulnerability to 98% of heavyweight attacks had vanished. 'Chisora's is a tank, his body was not made to cope with the type of training that David Haye, who fought like a fighter jet could deal with'....

Tyson Fury may have been abit slower, and not technically on point in is comeback fights but? In my opinion he looked durable physically 'Speed and technique would comeback with time'. 'BUT If due to over training, and dramatic dietary changes he loses this strength and durability, just for the sake of looking slimmer? This is not good news for his performance in my opinion'......

Some people benefit from having blubber, if you take away all that blubber from a Walrus it would not be able to survive within its environment.

As I suspected, Tyson Fury is or has been duped 'Probably by all the people who insulted him over his weight gain'. Anybody with sense and experience, would tell him straight that? The philosophy that he is talking about at the 17 minutes mark is all wrong, and could lead to over training. 'You see this sort of mentality in athletes especially within boxing who? Have not totally lived the life' when they suddenly decided to live the life, they can be really really really really extreme. Just like Rid**** Bowe was before the Golota rematch, just like Ricky Hatton was during his comeback also, and most recently Derek Chisora. It is admirable that Tyson Fury wants to live the life 100% now, but wisdom is something that needs to be applied here. Otherwise all of his durability could go out of the window, he needs that durability and strength if he is going to face Deontay Wilder again.

You see guys? When fighters live the life, or have kept to a regime for many years. All of that discipline accumulates inside of their bodies and minds. Mike Tyson came out of jail weighing close to 200 pounds, in jail he was only eate canned food and carried on training. 'It was that discipline which enabled him to comeback'. Discipline accumulates. Tyson Fury used to refer to Anthony Joshua as a body builder, I don't see any of those remarks and jokes now. 'The three way battle between Widler, Fury & Joshua is serious'.....I just think Tyson Fury's buddie, Ben Davidson needs to taper Tyson Fury back abit, add some wisdom into his methods.

[Damn Wicked]

Man I heard the opposite stories about Bowe, that he supposedly hated to train and didn't take his training camps seriously, so which one is true?

The stories you heard were probably true. Bowe seemed to get fatter and fatter as his career progressed. He never seemed like a guy who would compulsively overtrain. He's a classic fat@ss

[Split Decision]

lmao
thats just slim tyon doing his duck lips pose he always does for photos