Fury new physique(best shape of his life)

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Seeing Fury with his "Excellency" being best buddies, and his training camp in the Saudis, and seeing Fury making magically Gypsy transformation, as one of his fans on here is saying, Fury lost a lot of weight and gained muscle in the same time, raise the obvious question.

What kind of wild boar meats Fury is eating, h ? Is there any doping control over there ???

Or maybe i'm just a hater, and Fury body somehow magically decide to start responding at the verge of 36 years old, and he is that 1% person that somehow lose fat and gain muscle on the same time, while being clean as a whistle ....

 

Let's be real here, he was ducking the fight for so long, so he can do all kind of different Juice Cycles and be in the best shape of his life. He can talk all the s*** he wants, but he is taking this fight beyond seriously, and there can't be any excuses after.

It was a clear delaying tactics to age Usyk out and trying to bring Fury in the best shape of his life. And now he will have 3+ more months to land even in a better shape with the convenient injury.

And just want to mention something about the cut, as so many people are crying that he won't be training until the cut is healed. Does this people even know what training is, h ?
He can train at 110% of his capacity, as his eye is not a problem for his training. It's the sparring, but sparring is done in the last part of the camp essentially, so he have more than enough time for his eye to heal for the sparring part of the camp.

 

Exactly. It's not rocket science. And on top of that, for athlete that trains for a long time, it's actually harder to gain pure muscle, as their body are already on the limit.

And in order to lose weight, as you say you have to in calorie deficit. But you are not losing just fat when you are losing weight. You are going to lose muscle in the process as well.
And if you want to gain weight(you can't gain just muscle, you will also gain fat and water, unless on PEDS), you have to be in calorie surplus.
The only known way to lose weight/fat and to gain muscle at the same time and i absolutely know this, as i have used PEDS and know how fast body react to them, and it's a completely different ball game.

So this Fury transformation, and have that in mind, this transformation is in just a couple of months. He really started training for this fight, after New Year. So he has done this transformation in less than 40 days, which is beyond impossible. Compare it to his last fight - Ngannou.

The guy is juicing like madman for sure. This Excellency is not saving Boxing, he is just making a name for himself. Biggest fight in Boxing, and one of the guy going to be a scientist experiment ....

 

Do you even understand what you have write? Every single person have a caloric balance. And this is done by multiple factors, but also adding the physical activity the person is doing.
You still have to east less than what your caloric caloric balance is in order to lose fat. And in order to lose fat fast, you have to be in some good caloric deficit to do so. Especially in the span of few months.

So you can do all the cardio and hard training in the world, if you eat more than your caloric balance is, you are not going to lose weight.

And again it's not just fat that you are losing while cutting. You are losing muscle mass as well, and you are going to lose a lot more muscle mass when you are doing it fast. Unless again you are on the hard stuffs.

 

it's not rare, it's impossible as it was explained. You have to be in calorie deficit in order to lose weight, and in order to gain weight, you have to be in calorie surplus. You just can't do both of this stuffs on the same time.

The only known and possible way to do this is being on the good stuffs.

And again for athlete that are training long, long time, gaining muscle is a lot harder, compare to a newbie in the gym, or someone that hasn't workout for a long long time.
It's possible for new lifters, but completely impossible for trained athletes.

Also there is 2 more problems to this.
When you are losing weight, you are not losing just fat. You are losing water, fat and muscle tissue. And doing it in a short span you will lose a lot more muscle mass, compare to a more regular regime, let's say in a year span or so.

And other problem is when you gain weight, aka training to gain muscle mass, you are not gaining just muscle, but also water and fat. In reality most of the weight gain is going to be water.
Again unless you are on the good stuffs.

This body type of transformation is the most obvious case of someone juicing to the grills.