TYSON FURY confirmed that he would be attending WWE Clash at Castle... after he completed a grueling training run.
This weekend, Wrestling's top promotion hosts its first ever pay-per view event in the UK for over 30 years at Cardiff's Principality Stadium.
Tyson Fury, WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, confirmed that he will be attending the event
Fury said he would attend the show even though he was on a run
The WWE will host its first UK pay-per view in Cardiff this weekend
The Gypsy King fought at the 2019 WWE Crown Jewel event
Fury, the WBC heavyweight champion, will also be there.
In an Instagram video, he said: "I'm really excited to see the first WWE premium live event in 30 years happening at the Principality Stadium.
"Where Drew McIntyre takes on Roman Reigns to win the WWE undisputed Heavyweight Championship. I will be there ringside and exclusive to see this amazing event."
In his caption, the Gypsy King increased his excitement.
He wrote, "Really excited to see the next WWE event at Cardiff's Principality Stadium in Cardiff.
Roman Reigns and Drew McIntyre will be competing for the heavyweight title. We will see you all there.
In October 2019, Fury joined the WWE World, clashing with Braun Strowman and winning the Crown Jewel pay per view in Saudi Arabia.
Fury, now 34, is back in the gym, training hard, after he retired from boxing.
Oleksandr Usyk beat Anthony Joshua in a second consecutive boxing victory. Fury was the former unified heavyweight champion.
He's also training "relentlessly", in preparation for the blockbuster clash.
SunSport was informed by a source close to Fury that Tyson is training hard.
"He is in fight mode and completely focused on Usyk.
The tale of the tape: Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk
"Ever since the Usyk-vs Joshua fight, he's been at the gym, on road and sparring.
He wants to be in his best shape and is working towards a contest in 2023.
"Right now, he's like a man possessed. Retirement is not the last thing on him mind.
Tyson's happy place is training, and he is committed to it right now.
Fury and Usyk are currently planning a fight for the undisputed heavyweight title on December 17. However, Usyk has stated that he would like to pay PS500million to fight Ukrainian.
