Tyson Fury's recent split-decision victory against Francis Ngannou has sparked concern, with John Fury, his father, expressing alarm over Tyson's performance and questioning his preparations for the upcoming undisputed fight against Oleksandr Usyk. His father, John Fury, shared insights with Boxing Social via FreeBets.com regarding Tyson's recent performance, emphasizing a noticeable shift from his career's standout moments. "He knows he’s got great ability, he’s got a long future left in the game. If you’re gonna think you can do as you want and just cruise through life without stress or drama, you’re gonna have a rude awakening. He knows that, but sometimes my mind boggles because when he looked like he did against Francis Ngannou – never had a lot of power, his boxing ability was to be questioned, not much movement, and he couldn’t get away from shots like he used to – I was seeing two different Tysons." "He still got the job done, even though he was in nowhere near [his best] condition. I find it alarming, and I’ll say it again, alarming because he was supposed to have had a twelve-week camp. Didn’t look like twelve days to me. But there you are, he can win on 20%, he’s that good." This perspective raises concerns for the upcoming bout against the undefeated Ukrainian Usyk, who has notable victories against Derek Chisora, Anthony Joshua twice, and Daniel Dubois since entering the heavyweight division. Fury Senior is confident in his son's ability but stresses the importance of a strategic game plan. "All he needs, Tyson, is to look in the mirror and say right, I’m gonna grind it out. I’m gonna give it everything. I’ll change my job around and go back to what made me great. I’m gonna be moving, dancing, feinting, twisting, turning. Every time you move, I’m gonna hit you. But you need to train and train hard to do those things." "You need a style that’s compatible and is gonna work against Usyk. If you’re just gonna keep walking forward hoping to land a big right hand, it ain’t gonna happen." The clash between the two heavyweight champions is set to determine the undisputed king on February 17 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.