Tyson Fury, the former world champion, is set to return to the ring Saturday against Arslanbek Makhmudov, asserting he remains the division's undisputed leader. Fury, who has spent 16 weeks training in Thailand, expressed confidence in his performance, aiming for a knockout win.
"I feel sorry for Makhmudov because he's got to face me - an injury-free Tyson Fury, on good form," Fury stated. He anticipates that current champions will soon seek a fight with him.
The bout, broadcast on Netflix, highlights Fury's significant commercial appeal following a 16-month hiatus. "When you mention Tyson Fury in heavyweight boxing, you know you're getting paid," he remarked.
Fury cited a recent tragedy involving rival Anthony Joshua as a catalyst for his return, emphasizing the brevity of life and his continued passion for the sport.