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泰森.富里今天在接受英国拳击电视台（BBTV）的现场采访中称自己是一个“肥胖的混蛋”，打算在9月或10月打比赛。
二十八岁的富里在打小克里琴科的时候重达247磅，现在更胖，但他没有具体说出体重是多少，只是说他到时候需要减掉100多磅。
富里说；我要先打几场热身赛减掉脂肪，然后我就去打一场大的（约书亚），老实说，我要是打不过一个举重运动员的话，我就是一滩狗屎。
Tyson Fury figured he’d save the crowd the trouble and made fun of himself Sunday during a charity event in Salford, England. The former heavyweight champion, appearing far heavier than when he was fighting, referred to himself as “a fat bastard” during a live interview with British Boxing Television (BBTV), according to The Sun, a London tabloid. The brash British star also said that he needs to lose more than 100 pounds before he returns to the ring in September or October. “Well, as you can see, I’m in the fattest shape of me life,” a grinning Fury said. “I’m a fat bastard. I’ve had too much currie and pie in Manchester. But I have started training back after two years out of the ring nearly. … I’m on my fifth day in. [The weight will] come off sooner or later. I’ve only got eight stone [112 pounds] to lose. ” The 28-year-old Fury weighed in at 247 pounds prior to his upset of Wladimir Klitschko in their heavyweight title fight in November 2015. He didn’t state how much he currently weighs Sunday. In addition to dealing with weight issues, the British Boxing Board of Control must lift Fury’s suspension before the 6-feet-9 heavyweight can fight again. The BBBC suspended Fury because he failed a United Kingdom Anti-Doping test for nandrolone, an anabolic steroid. If the BBBC licenses Fury for a fall return, the former IBF/IBO/WBA/WBO champion would like to take a couple tune-up bouts before securing a very marketable domestic showdown with Anthony Joshua. The 27-year-old Joshua (19-0, 19 KOs), of Watford, England, stopped Klitschko (64-5, 53 KOs) in the 11th round of their riveting slugfest April 29 at Wembely Stadium in London. Joshua and Klitschko are expected to meet in an immediate rematch sometime later this year. “To be honest, I’ve got a few things going on,” Fury said. “I’m looking to be back September, October time. “I’ll have a couple of warmup fights to try and get some of the fat off. Then we’ll go for the big [one against Joshua]. Everyone’s saying it’s a big one, but if I can’t beat a weightlifter, then I must be sh*t. ” Manchester’s Fury (25-0, 18 KOs), who was a 4-1 underdog when he beat Klitschko by unanimous decision 18-plus months ago, was supposed to face Klitschko in a rematch twice in 2016. It was postponed from July 9 to October 29, and then canceled entirely due to Fury’s personal issues. The embattled ex-champion eventually gave up his heavyweight titles to seek treatment for alcoholism, drug addiction and depression. |
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