It has been said by both Warren and Fury he will have three soft warm up fights to start. After the fight Frank said he will be out next on the Windsor Park card. It is also clear when they talk about a world title what they mean is the WBA regular. Manuel Charr was sitting ringside last night.
He is meant to be out again in August, and it will be a guy either as worse or even worse than Seferi. The 3rd fight back is the interesting one. Firstly, does it happen this year? Secondly, will it be against at least British level?
I don’t if anyone watched the pre show on BT sport about 530? But it was like a sort of “day in the life of Tyson” and they were filming him and Ben in the gym and questioning them etc. At one point it was the end of the session and Ben says “15 minutes cardio now” and he literally got on the treadmill and walked for 15 minutes...
Not a chance Fury fights Bellew next. Charr was ringside last night as a guest, which I think was telling.. I hope Fury fights somebody who hopefully resembles a heavyweight boxer when he returns in August in Belfast and then I think he will fight Charr for the "regular" title in or around October time. Fury said earlier in the post fight interview with Ron McIntosh that Warren has promised him a world title shot before the end of the year. There is no way they meant Joshua or Wilder in Tyson's current condition. I could see him maybe fighting Bellew around Feb time which will be his fourth comeback fight, and then it'll be all down to politics between Haymon, Hearn and Warren, I think...
He will be having 3 soft "come back" fights which has been stated many times and then onto the Charr fight. He won't fight a live opponent under Warren who will hold the WBA regular hostage while promoting it as a world title. They will then be waiting for the big stadium cash out opportunity against either Wilder of Joshua. Wether he gets that far remains to be seen.
Would not be surprised if Fury really attempted to step up for his next fight by tempting Nathan Cleverly or Tony Booth out of retirement
Where is Big Bad John McDonut, the Lineal English Heavyweight Champion these days? Hope he is healthy and up for a Trilogy Fight with Fury in 18 months in the Battle of the Pie Munchers
I think somebody like Gary Cornish is still probably expecting too much. I think it'll be some unknown euro bum with a padded winning record. Just like Haye done with Gregarbaj or whatever he was called.
Didn’t he revenge his loss to the 70 yr old Wrestler Skeleton and then he retired running a pie shop in Skegness?