Tyson Fury opens up on the changes to his training camp in Thailand ahead of his return to the ring next month against Arslanbek Makhmudov.
Arslanbek Makhmudov (22-2, 20ko’s) awaits Tyson Fury (34-2-1, 24ko’s) on April 11th at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
By the time the fight comes around it will have been over 16 months out of the ring for the Gypsy King.
Retirements have been a recurring theme of a career that has captured the imagination of fight fans all over the world.
The highs of the trilogy with Deontay Wilder and defeating Vladimir Klitschko in Germany have been significant nights.
Battles against depression and addiction stagnated his career, but overcoming this adversity pulled on the heart strings of the public and Fury now has one of the largest fan bases in sport.
Its a fight that the man from Morecambe must get right if he is to carry out the roadmap back to the top of the division.
He has took training camp to Thailand this time, his training team is yet to be revealed.
One thing is for sure is that Fury is enjoying the south-east Asian climate.
Speaking to Gareth A Davies, the 37 year old has shed light on his Makhmudov preparations.
“Thailand is a relaxing place, you can get some good work done out here, the facilities are good”.
“I’m away from all the distractions”.
“Morecambe has been very good to me in the last five years, but it’s good to get away from all human distractions and just focus on the training camp”.
“Its quite surprising to see how much support I get in south east Asia”.
“They don’t interfere with my business over here”.
“I’m in a good place, I have been for a long time now, since I made my comeback in 2018 I haven’t looked back”.
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