Tyson Fury has confirmed he’ll hold his coaching group the identical for his rematch with Oleksandr Usyk.
Fury misplaced a break up determination to Usyk in Could’s undisputed heavyweight world title battle, and there have been questions afterwards about whether or not the directions coming from his cornermen had been clear sufficient through the contest.
Head coach Sugarhill Steward will stay in put up for the December 21 rematch, persevering with to work with Andy Lee in addition to having Fury’s father John in camp.
However the nook can nonetheless function in another way on battle evening.
“Tyson’s not a fool. He’s a very sensible guy. He knows boxing backwards. He knows what’s got to be done and he’ll make sure it happens,” promoter Frank Warren advised Sky Sports activities.
“In fact you don’t need plenty of voices however you have to perceive it was his dad who was within the nook with him, he needed his dad within the nook and his dad’s involved about his son, particularly when he was damage in that ninth spherical. Feelings can take over.
“But you know what? That corner can’t be emotional. It’s got to be cool, calm and collected and I’m sure that will be the case next time.”
Lee says the group might be acknowledging that recommendation.
“When you lose you’re open to criticism. If we had won the fight nobody would have said a word but there probably were too many voices in the corner,” Lee advised Sky Sports activities.
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Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury had been completely happy to play as much as the group on the face to face for his or her rematch however was there extra to it than meets the attention?
“It’s not good for a fighter especially when you go back to the corner, that’s your reprieve. You don’t need to be bombarded.
“So I will maintain my tongue. All I can do is management myself.”
The personnel will remain the same and their confidence in Fury making the necessary adjustments is high.
“There will not be any adjustments. Sugar’s going to say what he will say. John’s going to say what he will say. And I do not normally communicate. I simply advised Tyson he was down on the playing cards. I used to be advised that and I needed to relay it to him. That is once I spoke,” Lee said.
“The higher fighter wins the rematch. Usyk might be higher however Tyson is usually a lot higher.
“I don’t think we saw Tyson anywhere near his best in the first fight.”
