TYSON FURY believes he's "not intouchable "..." and has been "lucky 32 consecutive times".
Tonight, the undefeated star faces Dillian Whyte in what he claims will his retirement fight.
The Gypsy King was once knocked to the ground.
Fury, 33 years old, has defeated everyone he has ever faced but wanted to downplay his invincible status.
The Gypsy King spoke out amid speculation that he might try to frustrate Whyte and take the fight the distance.
"I have been bounced off the ground more times than any bouncy ball. I'm not the untouchable boxer that everyone believes I am.
"I'm just a regular boxer who has been lucky 32 times in succession, I think!"
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Fury has a record of 31 wins and one draw, but has been beaten by Steve Cunningham, Neven Pajkic, and Deontay Wilder.
Although dad John almost caused a "ruckus", Fury and Whyte (34), have been respectful throughout the build-up to tonight’s fight.
The Gypsy King said: "(Whyte is) a decent guy. He has some morals, and we were able to get along in training camps like a house on fire.
"He's definitely fearless, I've sparred with him a lot in past and he didn’t show any weaknesses.
BETTING SPECIAL - GET FURY AT 30/1 OR WHYTE AT 100/1"I don't want to sit down and slate the fella, because I have nothing to slate him on."
However, Whyte believes that Fury fights can be boring - despite the thrilling Wilder trilogy.
The Body Snatcher stated that Fury's style was boring. He's now a little more exciting, and he was able in his last fights to trade with Wilder.
"Wilder may be dangerous, but not very good. Fury could keep in the pocket and outwork and outhustle Wilder. Wilder did nothing up close, except throw that huge right hand from range.
"People keep saying Tyson Fury is exciting. He's not. Deontay Wilder was beaten three times.
"Three decades ago, nobody cared about Tyson Fury's fights." They were dull."
