Time Ticking for Tyson Fury? Johnny Nelson Sounds Concerns-"He Can’t Do Anything About It"
As Tyson Fury prepares for his highly anticipated clash with Oleksandr Usyk on February 17, Johnny Nelson raises a crucial concern that training might not address. After a challenging bout against Francis Ngannou, where Fury struggled over ten rounds and faced a third-round knockdown, questions surround his preparation for the historic showdown in Saudi Arabia. In an interview with Pro Boxing Fans, Nelson responded to John Fury's comments about Tyson's declining preparations. Nelson attributed it to an unavoidable factor—time. “It’s time, you can’t do nothing about that... If his own Pops is saying it, and one thing I will say about John Fury, is that he will always speak the truth. He’s a straight-talking man. If he’s saying it, you have to listen to him.” While acknowledging the potential impact on Fury's performance against Usyk, Nelson asserted that Fury, when at his best, remains capable of defeating anyone. “Tyson Fury, if he puts his sh*t together, he still beats everybody... If he’s honest about what he said, then his legs are gone. If he wasn’t honest, I think he can turn it around.” Nelson expressed concerns about a possible postponement if the Fury team believes more time is needed for preparation. “But if he doesn’t fight February 17 then we have a problem. Because if his dad’s saying it now, it gives you a sense there might be a delay, they might want more time. I wouldn’t be surprised if they wanted to push it down the line a bit.” As the countdown to the Usyk showdown continues, uncertainties linger around Fury's readiness and the potential impact on the scheduled bout. #TysonFury #OleksandrUsyk #Boxing #FuryUsyk #boxingnews#JohnnyNelson
