Apparently Tyson Fury is fighting in boxing this summer but there is no proper press conference for it just yet. This is weird even for Fury.
Fury has not been himself this year again at all. Clearly.
It looks like sometimes he is hungover from alcohol in between his training clips he posts on Instagram.
He had the comeback earlier this year on Netflix against a rather unheralded opponent and he got the job done on points.
Not looking great in doing so and far from the Fury of old.
He said afterwards he is only motivated by the big fights so his next opponent choice is a head scratcher in that regard.
Mariusz Wach?
A big fight?
The Pole has been done at the highest level of professional boxing at heavyweights for many years now.
He has lost a pile of times in recent years.
In fact he’s lost 13 times to date as a professional now and he is 46-years-old on top of that.
Tyson Fury has picked a boxer that is even older than George Foreman was when he won the heavyweight title at 45 (the record for oldest champion at heavyweight).
Moreover, Moses Itauma of the UK brutally knocked out Wach inside of two rounds only back in 2024.
Tyson Fury is being leathered by boxing spectators around the world for saying he is fighting him next up in Thailand.
Justifably so, obviously.
Apparently it is happening this month on July 24th in Thailand with no streaming partner or broadcaster in front of less than 1500 people.
It is difficult to say if the thing will definitely go ahead and if it actually does, if it even counts towards the professional boxing record or not of Fury.
In boxing terms — the Fury vs Wach fight is simply trash.
Fury will gain or learn nothing from it.
Only lose, both fans and part of his legacy.
Boxing continues to return to the masses and is flying high as a sport because of great fights happening all the time.
Fury vs Wach is the exeption at the moment to that trend.
That trend for the sport of boxing will continue regardless of Tyson Fury.
Poor form from Fury to say the least.
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