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The Fight is Back On, But Fury Faces a Tight Schedule
The highly anticipated rematch between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk has been rescheduled for May 18. However, Fury's recent horror injury in sparring has left him with just 17 days to prepare for the fight.
A Race Against Time
Fury's former cutman, Jorge Capetillo, believes that the cut he sustained will take a minimum of 90 days to heal. This means Fury will have until May 1 to ensure he is fully recovered and able to compete at his best.
A Setback for the Gypsy King
This injury comes as a blow to Fury, who was originally set to face Usyk on February 17. The fight was postponed due to Fury's injury, and now the new date leaves him with limited time to get back into fighting form.
Training Will Continue, But Sparring May Be Limited
While Fury will continue to train, his ability to spar may be affected by the injury. It is crucial for him to prioritize healing and ensure that he is fully ready for the bout with Usyk.
Stay Tuned for Updates
As Fury works towards recovery, fans eagerly await updates on his progress. Will he be able to overcome this setback and deliver an unforgettable performance in the ring? Only time will tell.
