Is Tyson in trouble? The former champion revealed the details of Fury's preparation for the fight with Usyk and predicted defeat for the British

The training camp of Tyson Fury (34-0-1, 24 KOs) is causing concern among British boxing experts who doubt the Gypsy King's ability to defeat Oleksandr Usyk (21-0, 14 KOs). The Manchester native's training is going very hard, and according to rumors, he was knocked down in one of the sparring sessions.

Mirror Fighting writes about this with reference to former world heavyweight champion Johnny Nelson. He shared his data on Fury's preparation for the fight for the title of absolute world heavyweight champion, expressing confidence that Tyson will have a hard time withstanding the Ukrainian.

"If everything I know about Tyson Fury's camp is correct, things are not going well. I always said that Tyson would beat Usyk, but the version of Tyson that fought Ngannou will not beat Usyk. What I'm hearing about how Tyson is doing in this training camp is that he's not going to beat Usyk. This Tyson Fury is surprisingly quiet, which means he's either completely focused and isolated, or it's a bad sign," Nelson said.

2.5 weeks before the fight, an epic promo for the show called Ring of Fire was published. Prior to that, a video of the boxers' meeting appeared online, during which Tyson found a strange reason to run into the Ukrainian, and afterwards, the rivals shook hands. Fury also named one reason why he respects our champion.

In addition, Usyk himself suggested what would happen after the 12th round of the fight. He also told us what he had already defeated his opponent in. At the same time, an unexpected problem arose with the fight itself. At the same time, the boxers' fees became known.

And in Saudi Arabia, they made a loud statement about the confrontation between the Ukrainian and the British on February 17. A month before the fight, Riyadh unveiled a special belt that would be awarded to the winner of the confrontation. Its appearance caused outrage among fans.

Former world champion Alexander Povetkin of Russia said he would support Usyk, calling the Ukrainian a "Russian man." This statement caused anger among fans from Russia.

As reported by OBOZ.UA, a scandalous detail of the Usyk-Fury show related to Russia also became known. Promoter Eddie Hearn wished our compatriot defeat and called Tyson a "downed pilot." And bookmakers stopped considering the Briton an obvious favorite.

Boxing debutant Francis Ngannou (0-1, 0 KOs) shared his expectations of the grand evening of boxing. And Usyk's sparring partner told us about what happened in the Ukrainian's camp.

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