The British world champion philosophically avoids answering the question about his rivals.
Tyson Fury does not want to compare Oleksandr Usyk and Deontay Wilder. DAZN Boxing journalists asked this to the world boxing champion.
However, the Briton philosophically refrained from answering, saying that no one is interested in the past.
“I don’t know, we will find out on February 17. There were some good fights three years ago. One was two years ago and another three years ago. So that were good fights. It’s in the past now, no one is thinking about yet.”
People only care about what happens. They don’t care about what happened yesterday, they don’t care about what happened last week. Nobody cares. People only care about what happens. When I fight Usyk, they will think about this fight for two minutes. And then they have something else to look forward to.
Like when there was endless talk about Spence and Crawford. People are constantly talking about when they will fight. Now nobody cares. No one even talks about it. Pacquiao and Mayweather, when will they fight? They really fought, I don’t even know if anyone knows about it. Nobody cares about the fight when it’s over,” Fury said.
Let’s remember that Fury had three fights with Wilder: the first ended in a draw, in the second and third he won.
The Usyk-Fury fight will take place on February 17 in the capital of Saudi Arabia, Riyadh.
Earlier, Usik said he can counter Fury’s size.
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