Tyson Fury claims he has a gym filled with 'p*** heads,' in preparation for Dillian Whyte's world title defense

TYSON FURY claims he has a gym with 'p*** heads,' in preparation for his Dillian Whyte showdown.

In preparation for his next title defense, the WBC heavyweight champion of world, Joseph Parker, 33, trains alongside Isaac Lowe, a featherweight.


Tyson Fury claims he has a gym filled with 'p*** heads,' in preparation for Dillian Whyte's world title defense
Tyson Fury insists he doesn't take his upcoming fight too seriously
Tyson Fury claims he has a gym filled with 'p*** heads,' in preparation for Dillian Whyte's world title defense
Dillian Whyte was named his mandatory challenger

After the WBC made the Brixton Body Snatcher their mandatory challenger, the Gypsy King will likely face Whyte in Spring.

The 6ft 9in star insists that he follows strict criteria in order to gain entry into his Morecambe gym.

The unbeatable boss was a brilliant and inspirational man who said, "I am the most successful and strong athlete on the planet. I also have the best puncher and the fittest.

"If you're Mr Straight-Lace, you're not going to make it. You have to have a don't-give a-f*** attitude' and be prepared to have a fight even after a long night.

"The serious approach to boxing is not the best, so I don't think you should give a f ***..

"If your nerves are rattling, and your a***hole is twitching, then you won't win."

"Everyone in my gym has a p***head and I won't have them if they aren't p***heads. You get the best from them."

Fury's two most recognizable wins over Deontay wilder are a testament to how serious the proud Traveller takes his words.

He believes, and unlike Anthony Joshua, that he understands the secrets to winning in the fight sport.

Even the undefeated mastermind insists that he's had some of his most enjoyable sparring sessions after a long night on the tiles.

He exclaimed, "I don’t pretend to be a professional and go to the gym every day because that doesn’t accomplish anything."

"If you show up on time, do your best and try your best, 99 percent of the time you won't make the cut.


Tyson Fury claims he has a gym filled with 'p*** heads,' in preparation for Dillian Whyte's world title defense
Fury knocked out Deontay Wilder in his last visit to the ring
Tyson Fury claims he has a gym filled with 'p*** heads,' in preparation for Dillian Whyte's world title defense
The Brit was trained by Sugar Hill Steward.

"But, if you're still working out twice or three times per week, then it might be possible.

"Championship boxing does not depend on who is the best or who is the most experienced. You have to have fun."

"If you don’t enjoy the sport, it becomes too serious and you lose."

"I have had 15 pints of beer before sparring, and I still get smashed f*** from people. If I lie then God can bring me to my knees.

"I can recall having 14 pints (of Fosters) one night and then sparring three top-ten heavyweights. I beat them all. That's because I don’t take it too seriously."