
Boxing champion Tyson Fury has shown his gratitude towards cutman Jorge Capetillo by sending him money during the Covid-19 pandemic. Capetillo played a crucial role in saving Fury's career during his fight against Otto Wallin in September 2019. Fury suffered a horrific cut above his right eye, which required 47 stitches. Thanks to Capetillo's expertise, Fury was able to continue fighting and secure a hard-fought victory. When Capetillo's gym in Las Vegas closed due to the pandemic, Fury reached out and offered financial assistance.
Cutman Jorge Capetillo's Vital Role
The fight against Wallin took a dangerous turn for Fury when he sustained a severe cut above his right eye. The ringside doctor even considered stopping the fight due to the severity of the injury. However, Capetillo's skillful work on the cut allowed Fury to persevere and emerge victorious. The Gypsy King has credited Capetillo with saving his career.
Fury's Generous Gesture
During the Covid-19 lockdown, Capetillo's gym closed, leaving him with financial difficulties. Fury, recognizing the impact Capetillo had on his career, reached out to offer assistance. He sent money to the cutman, ensuring that he and his family were taken care of during the crisis. Capetillo expressed his gratitude for Fury's generosity and described him as a humble and caring individual.
The Path to WBC Glory
Fury's victory over Wallin set him on the path to WBC glory, as he went on to defeat Deontay Wilder and claim the heavyweight belt. Capetillo's crucial role in the Wallin fight solidified their bond, and Fury continues to support him even after their success together.

Capetillo described how he assured Fury that everything would be fine after controlling the bleeding. The fight ended in a unanimous points victory for Fury, and he went on to achieve further triumphs against Wilder and other opponents.
Future Challenges
With his impressive record, Fury is now set to face UFC legend Francis Ngannou in his next fight. The boxing world eagerly awaits Fury's next move as he continues to dominate the heavyweight division.