TYSON FURY believes that his heartbreak-hit training camp can make another Deontay wilder win worthy for a bomb-ridden Rocky movie.
An American judge forced Britain's WBC heavyweight champion into the fight. However, after weeks of preparation, Covid-19 won their July 24 bout.
WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury will rekindle his rivalry against Deontay Wilder Saturday
Although the Saturday clash was rearranged to go smoothly following Fury's August 8th birth of Athena, Fury's sixth child, the baby was ill at birth and needed to be admitted to intensive care.
Fury was afraid of contracting coronavirus and had to leave Paris too soon. He trained for a few months and flew to Las Vegas on September 18 to adjust.
The 33-year old believes that all the trials will lead to another victory over Bronze Bomber.
Gypsy King, 6'9in tall, said that he had been training himself like Rocky movies.
"Like I said before, what I don’t know about boxing isn’t worth knowing."
"As long my weight is okay -- I'm currently around 20st, nice and high with plenty of weight -- I can box for 12 rounds regardless of what condition I'm under --
"The man in good shape who trains throughout the year doesn't need to attend a ten week training camp."
A man in good shape throughout the year only needs to spend two weeks sparring. He's ready to go.
Wilder's list of excuses for getting beat in their February 2020 rematch is too absurd to be Hollywood script.
Fury, however, recalls being dropped twice in the original 2018 draw by Fury and wants to remind everyone that he is dealing as a dynamite-fisted assassin.
Fury laughed and said, "I'm playing around with an atomic bomb."
"He is very, very dangerous.
Wilder can punch you with a quarter punch, knocking you out sparkly.
"Wilder's my greatest fight since Wladimir Klitschko.
"Once that guy was out of my way, I knew Wilder would become my most dangerous opponent.
"That's what they're playing with -- my ultimate dangerman.
"Deontay Wilder would be the best fighter you could have to fight me as a boxer if you could design it."
"Wilder has only lost one fight in 44, he is very dangerous and I am up for the challenge. It's a great challenge.
"I beat him last time but the first fight was a draw so we will see what happens in our third fight.
"I look forward to the challenge."
l BT Sport Box Office will broadcast Fury v Wilder: The Trilogy live in the UK exclusively on Saturday, October 9th. For more info go to www.bt.com/sportboxoffice
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