TYSON FURY claims that playing GOLF at his training camp has helped him punch better.
Fury is now Irons man Tyson, as he prepares for his fight against Dillian Whyte at Wembley.
33-year-old Gypsy King said that he had been practicing for the fight by playing a lot in Morecambe with SugarHill.
"And that has really improved me right hand and put my shoulder really into the shots.
"I am driving the ball about 400 yards, and it has really helped.
"I hit about 200 balls per day as part my training, and we do tons of different things to spice it up."
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After spending his entire career in Sin City and Las Vegas, Fury now boxes in the UK.
He established camp in a house separate from his family home, four miles away.
Fury's powers of recovery in his first and third fights against Deontay wilder stunned the world, allowing him to climb off the ground four times. He was even compared with wrestling legend The Undertaker.
The 6ft 9in switch-hitting power puncher believes he has a strange taste for being battered.
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit RequiredHe smiled and said, "I know that most people look forward after the fight to getting it over with. And celebrating.
"But I enjoy every minute, even if it's a 12-round fight. I would rather go all day.
"Normal people might think that I'm crazy, but I love being in the ring and punched in my face.
"I love to climb off the canvas and amaze everyone."
