TYSON FURY has been proving why he is the No1 heavyweight in the world with his 'excellent sparring sessions' with Martin Bakole.
Fury has brought in Bakole, a heavyweight contender to replicate Dillian Whyte’s 6ft 4in frame.
Martin Bakole photographed with Tyson Fury
Bakole's coach Billy Nelson has been singing the praises of the Gypsy King ahead of his UK return on April 23 at Wembley Stadium.
Sky Sports' Nelson said that Martin is enjoying sparring with Tyson Fury. It is easy to see why he's the number one in the world.
"It's a great spar between them. There's also sparring with David Adeleye.
Bakole, 28 years old, is 17-1 in his own professional career. He was also a sparring partner to Anthony Joshua, 32, for large portions of his career.
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Unbeaten Brit Adeleye (25), is also currently in Fury's camp with American Jared Anderson (22) who will also be joining.
Fury, 36, was floored twice before scoring a vicious KO in round 11.
Bob Arum, his promoter, predicted that a similar thriller would be produced with Whyte (33).
Fight Hub's Arum said that he believes he will see a Wilder fight. Whyte is a powerful puncher and a tough guy.
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit Required"Fury should knock him off the ground a few times and he might be knocked down one or two more times."
"But Tyson wins this fight, and it is won by stoppage," I said.
