‘There is a cult against him!’ – Frank Warren responds to Tyson Fury injury conspiracy theories | K068GR9 | 2024-02-07 16:08:01
'There is a cult against him!' – Frank Warren responds to Tyson Fury injury conspiracy theories | K068GR9 | 2024-02-07 16:08:01
Tyson Fury's promoter Frank Warren insists there's a 'cult towards' The Gypsy King after capturing down conspiracy theories over his struggle with Oleksandr Usyk being postponed.
Last Friday, the undisputed heavyweight title showdown scheduled for 17 February was shelved after Fury suffered a cut above his right eye in training which required 15 stitches.
A new date of 18 May was quickly arranged over the weekend with Fury to take time to permit the damage to heal after being accidentally caught in a sparring session with Croatian fighter Agron Smakici.
Regardless of photographs displaying the severity of the minimize and video footage suggesting it might have been a stray elbow that prompted the injury, some boxing followers have continued to question the validity of Fury's damage.
Fury vs Usyk was initially agreed to take place final spring before the deal fell by way of at the 11th hour.
A new date was agreed for final December but that was pushed again after Fury's gruelling clash towards former UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou.
But his promoter Warren has labelled any questions over Fury's integrity as 'libelous and scandalous.'
"Tyson needs the battle," Warren advised 5 Stay Boxing. 'A few of the stuff that's been going out, I've never heard anything prefer it. It's like some type of cult towards him.
'Some silly fool was asking do we know it's real… I don't understand how individuals making a dwelling out of this recreation.
'Has Tyson received make-believe stitches in his eye? What they're saying is sort of libelous and scandalous. Tyson has been training like a demon since Christmas.'
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Fury has been out in Saudi getting ready for the battle however will now return to the UK.
'He can't proceed coaching as such. He can tick over. He can get on the bike and maintain nicely however if you're training for a struggle you're training to succeed in your ultimate greatest, your peak.
'Now he has to wind down and set every part back in movement to get himself up and prepared and make sure he's at his greatest for Might 18.'
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