Tyson Fury is one such person It has been withdrawn several times. He was one of those who left boxing for professional wrestling He admits that he cannot live without him. Perhaps because of them he repeatedly left and returned, but all in all Ended up bending the knee for testimony.
A love-hate relationship
Tyson Fury (left) and Oleksandr Usyk during a press conference at Outernet London.
It’s not a secret He is already seeing the twilight of his career at the age of 36And though he refuses to admit it, this time yes, Ready to hang up his gloves To take care of his family, his eight children and his businesses outside of boxing show business. He admitted this in a recent interview Queensberry Promotions: “I’ve loved boxing since childhood and I’m probably in the last years of my sporting career.”
Like everything he loves beyond measure, Fury knows his relationship with the sport has given him everything Affects the nature of many of your personal decisionsAnd said: “It’s a love-hate relationship. When it’s good, it’s very good; And when it’s bad, it’s very toxic. It’s one of those relationships you don’t want to leave, So I’m trying to make it work and here we are now.“.
“I have been trying to keep this romantic relationship alive since I was a child and as long as I can remember Now I am an adult, a self-made father of a family.” said the British.
It’s a love-hate relationship. When it’s good, it’s very good; And when it’s bad, it’s very toxic
A highly addictive drug
Maybe A loss to Oleksandr Osik in Saudi Arabia last May His eventual retirement prompted him to reconsider: “Sometimes I wonder if I should give up boxing; I have tried to quit it many times but it always drags me back“.
Fighting for his family made him reach that age in full condition Keeps you alert in all phases of lifeAlthough he also admits, at times, it can be a double-edged sword: “It is a drugAn addiction and I am an addict. Boxing is my drug, it’s not my best friend. He abuses me, when I go to the gym he abuses my body, my mind, my health.. But in the end I always reach ecstasy, it’s inevitable. This gives me the biggest and the lowest. “Boxing is worse than any drug, you can never quit it.”
Fury’s dream of becoming the first undisputed champion since Lennox Lewis in 1999 was dashed by Usyk in Riyadh and now he is on his own. We will have to wait and see if the bell rings again on December 21 And the rematch with the Ukrainian begins.
