TYSON FURY says his enjoyable training camp wasn’t just about preparing himself for Mariusz Wach.
It was also about moulding the next generation of the Fury fighting family.
Tyson Fury is in great shape ahead of his fight against Mariusz Wach in Pattaya, Thailand, this Friday Credit: Unknown
Fury has had his son Prince in camp with him Credit: GRAB
The Gypsy King returns to action in Pattaya and believes he has left no stone unturned after months of hard work in Thailand.
Speaking to JattvibeSport exclusively, Fury revealed his son and nephew have been training alongside him every single day as they continue to learn the ropes.
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The heavyweight star has regularly shared clips of the pair working in the gym during camp, with fans praising their dedication on social media.
Asked how they had been getting on, Fury admitted he could not have asked for more.
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He said: “Yeah, they’ve been with me about a year now, training every day, twice a day. No days off. Yeah, they’re doing good, pretty good.”
The 37-year-old also opened up on bringing fellow heavyweight and close friend Joseph Parker into camp for sparring.
Parker, the former WBO world champion, has been one of Fury’s trusted training partners ahead of Friday night’s clash.
And while rumours suggested it had been one of the best sparring sessions of Fury’s career, the Gypsy King preferred to play it down.
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Fury has had his close friend and fellow heavyweight, Joseph Parker, in camp with him Credit: Getty Images
He said: “I don’t know about the whole career and all that, but we had a bit of sparring, good work.
“Obviously, both top ten heavyweights, top five heavyweights, so you get good work out of each other. Good duo, good dynamic duo.”
Fury had earlier revealed he was delighted with how the entire camp had unfolded.
From the quality of his sparring partners to the atmosphere around the gym, he believes everything has clicked into place.
He said: “Feeling good, mate, yeah. I put a good training camp in, I’ve trained hard.
“Yeah, I’ve had a good training camp, everything’s gone well. Sparring’s been good, I’ve had a bit of jokes with Parker in, a couple of other lads as well.
“It’s been a really good camp.”
The Gypsy King heads into Friday night’s contest convinced he is in the shape required to deal with veteran Pole Wach.
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The Gypsy King is gearing up for his second fight this year after pulling off a comprehensive win over Arlsanbek Makmudov.
Fury is preparing for a potential battle of Britain bout with bitter rival Anthony Joshua.
And this Wach encounter poses very little risk for Fury as his 46-year-old opponent has won just three of his last ten fights.
But fans have been shocked to find out that the Thailand main event will NOT be broadcast on TV.
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Victory would keep him on course for a blockbuster Battle of Britain against Anthony Joshua later this year, provided AJ defeats Kristian Prenga in Saudi Arabia the following day on Saturday.
But away from the spotlight, Fury appears just as proud of the work happening inside his own camp.
His son and nephew are continuing their development under his guidance. It’s hardly new ground for the Fury clan, with so many Fury lads making their mark in boxing.
Parker has helped sharpen one of the best heavyweights of his generation.
And if Fury’s preparations are anything to go by, he believes all the hard work will soon pay off when the opening bell rings in Pattaya.
