Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury In Process Of Replacing Trainer Ben Davison

[Dip_Slide]

Relapse back to the PED's ?

Drugs, Alcohol, mental issues, obesity, etc...

[ShoulderRoll]

Fury should just make Roach the head trainer now, without this extra baggage in the corner.

[Richard]

Fury should just make Roach the head trainer now, without this extra baggage in the corner.

I would be more confident in Furys ability to cope with Wilders power with Roach in charge as opposed to Davisons.

[Idunnoshet]

Drugs, Alcohol, mental issues, obesity, etc...

Oh ok. Got you .
So Etc. = P.E.D's ?

[fredo [!]]

This is great news, Ben Davison is garbage and a Yes Man, if its true the rumours that Tyson is hiring Dominic Ingle as his new trainer then that is really a great move imo, i feel like Dominic Ingle is by far the best UK boxing trainer, Ingle fighters are always in shape and thats exactly what guys like Saunders and Fury needs

[REDEEMER]

Agree with your observations.

I hope he doesn't go with Freddie Roach.

Fury would have stopped Wilder with Roaches advice last time.

[Tecnoworld]

Good news (Ben Davison was really not valid) but bad news (2 months is too little for a new trainer to improve a boxer's performance

[SN!PER]

Fury has deluded himself into believing he was only 50% in the first fight.

He wants to go guns blazing in the rematch to entertain the crowd.

Davison didn't like that plan, so Fury kicked him to the curb.

[Split Decision]

Fury has deluded himself into believing he was only 50% in the first fight.

He wants to go guns blazing in the rematch to entertain the crowd.

Davison didn't like that plan, so Fury kicked him to the curb.

yea that seems legit lmao

[OldTerry]

I think the reason Fury hired him in the first place was that he needed someone that's more of a friend and less of a disiplinarian during that difficult part of his career and it worked till now. I know Fury isn't the type of fighter that actually needs a trainer for technical things, and I think he thinks he has mentally fully recovered from the coke/food binge and that he doesn't need to be paying Ben 10% for mental support.

These sudden unexpected trainer changes are mostly due to money and I'm pretty sure that's the case here too. Ben shouldn't accept getting lowballed and should keep going with other fighters and try to ride that wave and build his own stable since I think he's a good boxing mind. He should have the attitude of wanting to learn first and then teach since he's still too young. I see a lot of potential in him as a trainer.

With or without a trainer, Tyson knows what he should do and I don't think this makes a difference. However this unexpected sudden decision could also be a sign that Tyson is starting to break down mentally again and coincidentally (or not) right before a rematch just like before the Klitschko rematch. If that's the case then Tyson's career is probably already over. The next couple of weeks will be very interesting.

Enjoyed your comment and see where you put a lot of thought into it. It will indeed be interesting to see the situation develop.