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John Fury, the father of WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury (34-0-1, 24 KOs), vehemently dismissed accusations linking his son&#8217;s cut to delays in facing WBA, WBO, IBO, and IBF champion Oleksander Usyk (21-0, 14 KOs).
&#8220;This is utter nonsense. A sparring partner said what happened, accidents happen. Talk of nonsense won&#8217;t change anything, so shut up, keep yourselves in check, and let them fight on May 18. Then everything will be resolved.
Tyson looks good, doesn&#8217;t he? I reacted very harshly to the cut because when I saw the shape Tyson is in&#8230; He must have dedicated himself to the cause, and that pleases me greatly. I&#8217;ve always said that 70 percent of Tyson is too much for Usyk, but it looks like we&#8217;ll get more than 70 percent.
Tyson is in the best shape since winning the title. I was impressed; they&#8217;ve done a great job, so good luck to them,&#8221; said John Fury.
Earlier, Tyson&#8217;s nutritionist, George Lockhart, revealed that his client follows a special garlic diet, which helps the &#8220;Gypsy King&#8221; heal the cut before the championship fight.
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Fury’s father has declared Tyson’s superb form ahead of the fight with Usyk