Tyson Fury is more than Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson and Lennox Lewis. His trainer sensationally claims that Klitschko is his best friend.

TYSON FURY’s head coach believes that the Gypsy King is the greatest heavyweight to ever step inside the ring.

The undefeated WBC champion, who will renew his rivalry against Deontay Wilder on Saturday, is widely considered to be the best heavyweight fighter on the planet.

Fury could call it quits without feeling defeated, and he will be remembered as one of the greatest heavyweights ever.

Coach Sugarhill Steward thinks the Brit is better than any of his predecessors, such as Lennox Lewis and Wladimir Klitschko.

According to him, The Daily Mail asked him: "I think about Tyson's characteristics like Ali, Klitschko and Lewis. Tyson is the same as Ali, Ali, Tyson, and all the great heavyweights."

"He has all the characteristics of a true gentleman and mental toughness.

He has everything they wanted and more. Tyson is a unique boxer, and he will be a legend in boxing history."

After having parted ways with Ben Davison, Fury, 33, teamed up with Steward - nephew of the late Emmanuel – in December 2019.

Their partnership paid off in 2020's rematch against Wilder. Fury used the legendary Kronk style to win a seven-round stoppage victory.

Steward, 46, believes that he could have made the Wythenshawe warlord into a specialist in KO if he had known about him sooner.

He said, "Maybe Tyson would have come to us at 25 years old and been a knockout artist earlier."

He had a long and successful career. He was at the top. That's what we aren't taking away.

"We are just doing different things, learning them and applying them with maximum efficiency.

"Before the Wilder fight, he had already learned so much quickly. The result was obvious to all.

"And when it comes to fighting, we're just getting started due to the long layoff.

"But we didn’t waste those 20 month since Wilder 11. He was good at all the camps, and he has made great strides.

He has been so focused and absorbed so much. He is now wiser and wisdom is essential in boxing.

"My job is make Tyson Fury the best Tyson Fury that he can.

"We are excited about this fight because he will be able to go out now and show talents and skills that many people don’t realize he has."

Fury, the WBC champion, has already beaten Wilder in the rematch. This weekend, Fury will be looking to put on an even better performance.

Fury declared, after Tuesday's grand entrance, that he would knock him out fast.

"I think that he's a real bit of s**t, and a real chunk of garbage.

"For that I might slow it down, I might beat him up and make him stop. I might make him say "No ma!" "