Tyson Fury to have fun beating Wladimir Klitschko with new caravan

I should’ve trusted my initial instincts which screamed at me to watch the “Iron Bowl” also known as Alabama vs. Auburn.

In other remarks after the fight, Fury said, “People can say what they like about me, that I’m clumsy and awkward, but now I am the heavyweight champion of the world”. But at least you could say Jess Willard was as strong as an Ox, Max Baer’s right hand was a genuine life-taker.

Tyson with David Haye trainer Adam Booth (Nick Potts/PA) “Let me put it this way: I would rather make a voluntary defence, for all those titles, against Hughie Fury, than David Haye”.

According to Sky Sports, he said:”There will be a rematch”.

“I need to invest in a better pair of socks than this pair of 50-for-a-pound”, he joked in a report in the Telegraph newspaper.

The Morecambe giant shocked the world when he outboxed Wladimir Klitschko to become the undisputed heavyweight king in Dusseldorf on Saturday night. Longer than Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, George Foreman, Larry Holmes, Mike Tyson, Evander Holyfield and Lennox Lewis.

“It’s not about defending 100 times or staying on top for 35 years or breaking records”.

“Dr. Steelhammer” was undefeated in over a decade and seemingly invincible before Fury inflicted a fourth-career loss and now has to take stock of his next move as talk of a second fight gathers pace. It was shockingly incredible to see Klitschko blunted and stunted by Fury’s lateral movement, feints and clinching. Let him fight the next challenger. Before he stunned not just boxing but the sporting world by beating Klitschko.

By dint of his giantkilling act, Fury was back in the thick of it, in demand as his PR team dealt with requests to appear on prime-time chat shows in the UK, Ireland and the United States, yet still embroiled in controversy as critics and activists attacked his views on social issues and sexuality.

Fury seems to have plenty of options, as is to be expected now that he is the linear heavyweight champion of the world. It’s not for every to understand me – it’s for me to understand myself and for God to understand me. It would be nothing like Fury’s fight with the arguably over-the-hill Wladimir.

But the unbeaten Fury – 12 years Klitschko’s junior – made the older man look ordinary at the 55,000-seat soccer stadium in Duesseldorf, as the Briton lived up to the promises that few had taken seriously beforehand. He said: “It’s not going to change me, I am what I am”.

This is amusing. Joshua really wants the Fury fight. And you know what, what’s in a man, you can never take out.

New champ: Fury lands a left on Klitschko during Saturday’s title fight.

Tyson Fury has revealed he waited until he got back to his hotel to drink water for fear of being drugged after the fight by “cheats” in Wladimir Klitschko’s camp.