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Carl Froch backs Oleksandr Usyk to win in undisputed super-fight
Former British boxing world champion Carl Froch has raised concerns about Tyson Fury's mental state and believes that Oleksandr Usyk will come out on top in their upcoming undisputed super-fight. Froch pointed out Fury's controversial win against Francis Ngannou in October, where he was even dropped by the boxing debutant. Froch fears that Fury's struggles with weight and motivation may hinder his performance against Usyk.
Carl Froch's analysis of Tyson Fury's mental state
Froch expressed his concerns about Fury's mental state, stating that he hopes Fury can rekindle some of his old greatness but fears that he may have aged overnight. Froch highlighted Fury's confusion during the Ngannou fight and his struggles to shed weight. Despite wanting the titles to return to Britain, Froch predicts that Usyk will win the fight.
Fury begins training in Riyadh
Tyson Fury, 35, has arrived in Riyadh to continue his training for the fight against Usyk, 36. With just under two months to go, Fury is preparing for what is expected to be a monumental showdown.
Fury's camp criticized as a "circus"
Fury's father, John, recently referred to his son's camp as a "circus" and claimed that it is in decline. This criticism adds to the concerns surrounding Fury's preparation for the fight.
Potential rematch with Ngannou not ruled out
Despite the upcoming fight with Usyk, Fury's promotional team has not ruled out a future rematch with Francis Ngannou. Ngannou, 37, is eager for a second chance after feeling that Fury took their previous clash lightly.
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