Australian twice fell into at random anti-doping research, recently published a book about his life, still has a strong name, but it lacks interesting proposals. No wonder then that throws the gauntlet. Inactive for almost a year and a half-Briton is expected to return between the ropes on May 13. The decision was announced on social media dozens of hours ago, although some doubt whether that is not another false lead on his part. Prior to its accession to the fight with Tyson reported a giant Alexander Ustinov (33-1, 24 KOs). Now similar move Australian. "We are happy to meet with Fury on May 13," - wrote Browne. Sam Fury in the next few days is to give the name of the opponent, as long as ... as far as actually coming back. http://www.bokser.org/content/2017/03/08/091528/index.jsp How would this fight go?
Lucas Browne would be a suitable opponent for an out-of-shape Tyson Fury to sharpen his skills on. It's a good fight. A doorman/bouncer versus a talented boxer who's been spending hs life in the pub.
No steroid testing for this fight but doorman Browne will be checking the toilets regularly for evidence of Fury on the yayo.
Both boxers have failed multiple drugs tests and have had bans and suspensions. Should be a nice clean fight.
He'll yeah, that would be a good comeback fight for Fury! But it just ain't going to happen. At least not any time soon.
