Tyson Fury still has that Flab on his stomach, finding it hard to get it off??

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He blew up to 300+ pounds at one point, his body will never be the same again without surgeries.

[JERMELL_CHARLO_]

Have a look at Furys waist for the klitschko fight and look at his waist now, he’s got flab that jiggles when he moves which limits his movement. He didn’t have it against klitschko, not to this extent.

Watch the wilder fight, furys movement wasn’t that great, there were many times when he just stood there, closed his eyes ducked his head down and hoped wilder didn’t connect.

Is he finding it hard to get rid of that excess flab? Can excessive drugs and alcohol do that to your body and then make it impossible to remove it?

Fury relies on his movement, if he can’t do that to his 100% best then that will be his downfall.

Ruiz showed that none of that matters in a boxing match.

[Mr Giggles]

Did you guys see the weigh in, the flab on his lower back is weird. It sticks out and jiggles, that has to affect his movement

[South Champion]

He blew up to 300+ pounds at one point, his body will never be the same again without surgeries.

At his heaviest he was 400 pounds. His trainer said he wasn't trying to lose weight for a while, since he spent the entire 2018 losing weight and he started to feel weak. He's letting his body level off for a while and he'll probably lose the extra weight in his next training camp.

[dannnnn]

Fury said in a recent interview that he isn't expecting to go down from what he weighed in the Wilder fight and that although he is training and staying in condition he is happy maintaining this weight rather than trying to lose more.

Whether that's a good or bad thing is open to opinion, but it's safe to say that he's at this weight by choice and not because he's simply unable to lose any further weight or isn't training hard.