October 6th 2024.
Over the weekend, Tyson Fury decided to take a break from his intense training camp to attend his cousin's boxing match in Liverpool. The former heavyweight champion was excited to support his family member, but also used the opportunity to address some recent comments made by Oleksandr Usyk's team.
Fury had some strong words for Usyk's promoter Alexander Krassyuk and manager Egis Klimas, who compared him to Russian President Vladimir Putin. Fury didn't understand the comparison and made it clear that he doesn't appreciate it. In his own unique style, Fury quoted Tupac and told Klimas and his team to "f**k off." He even extended the sentiment to anyone who supports Usyk, telling them to "f**k off" too.
Later on, during the live coverage of the match, Fury's fiery language got him in trouble with the presenters. Laura Woods had to apologize to viewers after Fury called Usyk a "motherf****r" on live TV. Despite the slip-up, Fury was in high spirits after watching his cousin win and was eager to discuss his upcoming rematch with Usyk.
Fury confidently declared that he is still a "bad man" at almost 40 years old and is ready to enter the ring in "destroy mode." He admitted that in their last fight, he was cautious and focused on winning by points. But this time, Fury is determined to knock Usyk out and is not afraid to say it. He even joked that he's not sure if he can use that kind of language on TV, prompting Woods to quickly apologize again to any offended viewers.
In true Fury fashion, he ended the interview by telling anyone who didn't like his language to simply change the channel. He also apologized for his behavior, but made it clear that he won't change his ways for anyone. It's just the way he is.
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