Worried about the biggest game of your career? Fury doesn’t look ready, the manager fears

While Oleksandr Usyk and his team are broadcasting positive news, there are doubts about Tyson Fury.

Most of those doubts arose last October, when Gypsy King entered a fight with Francis Ngannou, with whom he had a very unexpected ten-round battle, in which he was lucky to win on points (two of the three judges voted in his favor). Tyson came into the match severely overweight and thought that everything would be won by himself, he was very wrong.

The question marks brought by his lackluster performance accompany him even in the clash with Oleksandr Usyk. All four heavyweight belts will be in the game, and no one knows for sure if Fury will come to his senses, or if, like many fighters, he has become another victim of time, with which strength goes away, speed decreases and reflexes slow down.

Manager Eddie Hearn, who represents competing stars such as Anthony Joshua and Dillian Whyte, has now come to speak to us. However, thanks to his superior position, he has the opportunity to see behind the curtain of almost any event, and what he saw in Fury’s camp scares him very much.

“Honestly, I’m rooting for Tyson in this fight because I want him to finally face Anthony Joshua. But the truth is that I would not bet on him winning at all, because from the information that reaches me, it follows that he is still far from his optimal form, Eddie Hearn told BT Sport.

“As a manager, I have some materials and some information at my disposal and I can say that Tyson is not ready for a war with Usyk. Honestly, I wouldn’t be at all surprised if he blew the whistle in the last few days and then just paid the fine for the canceled duel.” you speculated.

“If you ask me for a tip on the result, then I would say that Usyk will win on points. Tyson can adapt, but it often takes him a while. So my tip goes to Usyk,” added Hearn.