SugarHill Steward to train Tyson Fury for his bout with Francis Ngannou

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SugarHill Steward to train Tyson Fury for his bout with Francis Ngannou
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Fury's New Cornerman

Tyson Fury has enlisted the help of SugarHill Steward as his trainer for his upcoming crossover bout with Francis Ngannou. Steward, who replaced Ben Davison as Fury's trainer in 2020, is the nephew of legendary Hall of Fame trainer Emmanuel Steward and a former Detroit policeman.

Fury's Knockout Strategy

Fury explained his decision to work with Steward, stating, "The only reason I’m with Sugarhill is because I need a knockout in this fight. If I was looking to nick a points win, I’d have stuck with Ben."


SugarHill Steward to train Tyson Fury for his bout with Francis Ngannou
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Fury and Davison Part Ways

Fury and Davison split due to disagreements over training methods, with Davison deciding to resign. Fury clarified, "That was that, he resigned. I didn’t get rid of him. Ben walked away of his own accord."

Date and Location for Fury vs Ngannou

The highly anticipated fight between Fury and Ngannou will take place on Saturday, October 28 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Ring-walks are expected to begin around 10pm UK time. While the fight will be a 10-round professional bout, Fury's WBC belt will not be on the line and exhibition rules will not be in place.


SugarHill Steward to train Tyson Fury for his bout with Francis Ngannou
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How to Watch

The fight is likely to be shown live on TNT Sports Box Office in the UK, with the event expected to be priced at £19.95. Viewers can also live stream the action from the TNT Sports Box Office app, available for download on mobile and tablet devices.