Tyson Fury caught his trainer SugarHill Steward with a sneaky check hook during their pad work routine at yesterday’s open workout for the Derek Chisora trilogy. As Steward approached, bobbing and weaving, Fury took a step to the left and delivered a short lead hook that landed flush.
Thankfully, Fury took the power out of the shot but still let out a loud “oh s***” after the punch connected. Fury and Chisora were on top form throughout the media event, as they played up to the press.
While Fury was being interviewed by Queensbury Promotions, Chisora gate-crashed the broadcast. As the pair playfully tussled for dominance, Fury offered his old foe a pact to stand in the centre of the ring and “batter the f*** out of each other.”
Chisora was all too happy to oblige and made the deal official with a spit-covered handshake. “Let’s give the fans what they want. Let’s stand in the middle of the ring and batter the f*** out of each other!” said Fury, as the pair shook hands.
The fight itself has been met with a largely negative response. Few have given Chisora even the slimmest of chances after Fury comfortably won their previous two encounters in 2011 and 2014. Last time out, Fury ended up stopping Chisora at the end of the tenth round and a similar result is expected when they square off again for a third time.
However, Fury refuses to overlook the rugged veteran. “People say, ‘Oh well, I’m the overwhelming favourite’. But I’m only a man with a chin, and so is he. I could get knocked out and he could get knocked out,” Fury told assembled media.
“We will be giving 100 per cent and may the best man win. In the ring there are no friends. We can be friends out here and shake hands, go for a burger afterwards, but in here there’s no friends.”
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