The two-time World Heavyweight Champion Tyson Fury recently took to his Twitter account and posted a throwback picture of himself holding WBA, IBF, WBO, IBO, titles after beating Wladmir Klitschko. He wrote in the caption:
“never judge someone by there exterior look. i looked on top of the world but inside i was dying. #mentalhealth #JUSTASK”
never judge someone by there exterior look. i looked on top of the world 🌎 but inside i was dying. #mentalhealth #JUSTASK pic.twitter.com/WvcQAnqGG0
— TYSON FURY (@Tyson_Fury) August 6, 2021
Bob Arum states Tyson Fury wasn’t affected by anything
Fury has not been affected “adversely” by the postponement and contracting Covid-19 in the build-up to his fight with Deontay Wilder, as per promoter Bob Arum. Jake Paul Calls Top UFC Name ‘Drug Addict’
He had previously been in negotiations to fight Anthony Joshua for the undisputed title until a court of arbitration ruled that he must instead face Wilder again. Top Rank’s Arum told the following to Sky Sports:
“I’m not a psychiatrist but I spent considerable time with Fury after the arbitrator’s decision then after his diagnosis. It seemed to me he wasn’t affected by anything. Tyson had a great mentality and none of these issues have any affect. “Is he fooling me? Fooling himself? I don’t think so. None of this has affected him adversely.”
The Gypsy King will defend his WBC heavyweight championship in a trilogy fight with Wilder in Las Vegas on October 9, rearranged after an earlier date was postponed when he contracted Covid-19.
