By: Sean Crose

Known boxers are known for returning after retiring. And although the recently passed George Foreman proved that his father’s time can be stopped, if he has not been defeated, there is no doubt that as the general principle of returning the ring usually does not go well for the warrior. The legendary promoter of Bob Arum is clearly aware of this fact (decades in the industry certainly offer a lot of insight), so there was a world title bulky Tyson Fury, who fought under the banner of the Arum promotion, may want to borrow a man’s ear.

“I think Tyson Fury,” recently, arum, “he owes it to his and his family to remain happily retired.” Compelling words of a man who, together with the second promoter of Fury, Frank Warren, saw how much money he should decide to turn to the ring. “I believe he has a lot ahead of him,” Arum continued. “He is a good messenger and is an artist’s artist, but I don’t think he enters the ring again because I think he is fed up.”

Arum clearly believes that Fury fought with enough vast payments to earn a living from trade. “Over the past few years of his career,” said Arum, “he earned so much money that his family or he would never want for money. I would advise him to never return to the ring, but he was useful as a spokesperson, because he can communicate extremely well.” But what about these fans -especially English fans -who have long been waiting for the start between Fury and other British (and former former world heavyweight titles) Anthony Joshu?

“As you know,” said Arum, “I’m not a British, so I’m not fascinated by the fight of Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury, as he can be a British … so he doesn’t touched me that he is leaving boxing and leaves this fight.” Despite this, even Arum admits that he does not know what path he will decide for the future. “Tyson is a very external person,” he said. “He communicates well, extends his hand and expresses what he thinks. But saying that, I really don’t know what to do deep down, because I don’t think I really have.” Undoubtedly, it is tough to say what fury will decide to the next one. Indeed, this is one of the most significant features about this man.

Tim Bradley says he is worried about Terenka Crawford in this fight with Canelo Alvarez, because he knows the stubborn way of thinking and strength of Buda. Bradley believes that Crawford (41-0, 31 KO) will want to trade with the unified Master in the medium weight Canelo (62-2-2, 39 KO) and can be cut.

Throughout Crawford’s entire career, when he is very hit, he wants to take revenge, and it worked for him because he fought many fighters at level B. When he fought with a guy at level A, they were exaggerated and had nothing.

The most complex fights of the kennel

– Israil Madrimov
– You need Brook
– Shawn Porter
– Egidijus Kavaliauskas
– Yurorkis Gambo
– Jose Benavidez Jr.

Commercial threats

Crawford used his age and worsened his skills to easily win without beating. Fighting with Canelo will be completely different and Crawford is his Ordinary stubborn and intentional yourself; He will be become destroyed.

Tim indicates that Canelo is “acclimatized” to the 168 pounds league, he has fought there since 2020, and is as forceful as a bull. If Crawford starts to show off with Canelo, he will not be able to make such shots. He is not another Gennadiy Golovkin, who stood in his pocket in his fight with Canelo.

Although Terenka is a forceful warrior, he is not at the GGG level, which can make Alvarez shots for 12 rounds without bringing to sawdust. However, for Crawford he will not work to try to win to victory, following the Mayweather plan. The fight will be staged in Las Vegas, not Omaha or Riyad, where it can be lucky with judging.

Canelo is the king of Las Vegas, and if everything he does, there is two or three strenuous arrows in each round, which will be more than enough to overcome the faint stabs, which Crawford throws with his style of Mayweather.

Crawford’s endurance

“It scares me in the fight with Canelo. It’s tough,” said Tim Bradley Warrior About the fact that Terenka Crawford is too complex for his own good and will want to trade with Canelo Alvarez when he is hit.

Crawford did not fight anyone close to the Canelo level. Terenka made many shots in his last fight for 154 against Israil Madrimov on August 3, and his face looked as if he had undergone the war zone at the end of this fight. Crawford looked like a 38-year-old in this fight and was not near the level at which he was when he fought the ranked car by Errol Spence Jr. in 2023.

“He is not going to withdraw, and this is what scares me in this fight, because you do not have to trade with this bull,” Bradley continued that Crawford was a bad idea to exchange arrows with a powerful, natural 168-pound, such as Canelo.

“I know you’re forceful, but this guy [Alvarez] He is naturally forceful and has been in this weight class for a long time [since December 19, 2020, when Canelo fought Callum Smith]. He is acclimatized. You are not. You don’t have to trade this guy at all, no matter how the fight goes, “said Bradley about Crawford.

Sincere Tim Tziu described in detail why his legendary father is banned in his approaching fight for everything, and why he wants to protect the largest family record in the history of Australian sport.

The former world champion of the super-weed will eat with the growing American Joey Spencer on April 6, not only hoping to resurrect his international career after two seismic paralysis in the US, but also defending the incredible winning series of 50-0 win for the incomparable Tziu clan.

With little confusion or fanfare, the younger brother of Tsyza, Nikita, graduated from the extraordinary family of half a century with the ninth round of TKO from Koen Mazoudier in Sydney in August last year.

Nikita’s victory expanded its professional record to a perfect 10 out of 10, while TIM is 22-0 in Australia after Hall of Fame, born in Russia, Kostya, won 18-0 in his adopted homeland.

“It’s definitely a hell of heritage,” Aap said before what is the most essential struggle of his life in Newcastle.

“Australia gave so much and the fact that we can stip our names in history and do 50 is quite an achievement.”

But with such legendary exploits, pressure comes.

Tsyzu certainly does not want to be the first son of a gun he lost on a home pitch, on Saturday a week.

“No,” he said steadfastly before he explained why Kostya would not be calling in Newcastle or in the foreseeable future.

The presence of Kostyi caused “chaos” during the professional debut of Tsyzyu in 2016, before Sydney Slayer raised the world champion under a stamp and disciplined tip of uncle Igoubev.

Although he does not blame him, Tsiza suffered the worst – and only a second – the losses of his career in Florida in October last year after Kostya flew from Moscow to watch live.

The 30-year-old said that his father was present, after a decade of his absence from his life, foreign experiences before he was hit by the unbeaten Russian Bakhram Murtazaliev.

“It wasn’t bad. It wasn’t a dispersion. It was unknown. I just don’t be used to him,” said Tsyzyu.

“Listen, I appreciate my dad and it was great to see him in Orlando and so on, but I have my own schedule. Nobody really tells me how to do it.

“Although he is close and is my dad, I am not used to my dad, especially all my growing up. I could never really experience him there.”

Tsyzyu now says “he feels returning to normal,” and trusted Goloubev calls arrows, and his father was not nearby with the clashes of make-it break with Spencer.

While the victory in the so-called “Tsyzyu-Castle” can create a global mega-jack with Jermell Charlo, Keith Thurman, Errol Spence, Vergil Ortiz or a delicious rematch with Sebastian Fund, no boxing limit, George Rose, is not recorded by the third uncomplicated failure.

“There are so many on the line,” Tiszu said, admitting that he must present his true colors after relieving, blood-bubble losses for funds and Murtazaliev.

“The point is that I was in America. I made piles.

“I was at different, different levels of experience and I feel that I was unable to show that I was getting better.

“Yes, it just failed. I was unable to prove myself on this large stage.”