I’m Tyson Fury’s cutman – his eye gash could reopen against Oleksandr Usyk but he can do a simple tactic to protect it. The Gypsy King’s cutman, Jorge Capetillo, has claimed that the boxer will have to wear headgear in sparring sessions to protect the cut above his eye.
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Simple Tactic to Protect Cut
Tyson Fury, 35, suffered a nasty cut above his left eye during a sparring session earlier this year, causing the postponement of his highly anticipated four-belt unification fight with Usyk. Capetillo suggests that Fury should focus on his reach and timing in sparring sessions to prevent the cut from reopening.
Key Points for Fury's Preparation
Capetillo emphasized the importance of proper treatment and light sparring with headgear to avoid reopening the cut. He highlighted that Fury's reach and timing will be crucial in securing victory against Usyk in their upcoming bout on May 18.
Future Fight Possibilities
If Fury emerges victorious against Usyk, he could become the first undisputed heavyweight champion since 1999. There is speculation about a potential rematch between the two fighters, with the possibility of a fight against Anthony Joshua in the mix, as suggested by Fury’s co-promoter Bob Arum.
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