TYSON FURY’S former trainer Ben Davison has revealed he and the Gypsy King could work together in the future as he insisted he doesn’t take anything personally.
Davison had been in the 31-year-old’s corner for his last five fights heading up to his rematch against Deontay Wilder, but the duo split up just before Christmas.
Ben Davison split with Tyson Fury in December ahead of the Gypsy King’s rematch against Deontay WilderCredit: Getty Images – Getty
Fury subsequently announced Javan Steward as his new trainer after revealing he had gone stale working with Davison.
Now working with WBO super-middleweight champion Billy Joe Saunders for the second time, Davison has insisted he still thinks of Fury as a “brother” as he declared he will be ringside watching the unbeaten heavyweight face the Bronze Bomber.
Speaking to Gareth A Davies on what it’s like to not be in camp with Fury, he said: “Tyson’s like a brother to me, so you know I care very, very deeply.
“It’s going to be a very, very nerve-wracking time for me.”
Asked if he will be out in Las Vegas, he added: “I will be going yeah and obviously I want to see him succeed. It’ll definitely be a nerve-wracking time. I want to see him do it.
“We’ve sent a few texts, but it’s a very difficult time going into a big fight you know, I don’t want to get into the conversation talking about boxing with him where you know they’ve got a game plan.
“They need to stick with that and you don’t want to make it confusing for the fighter, so listen obviously I want to see him do it and hopefully when I get over there I’ll see him for a minute or so before.
“Obviously we’re all praying that he can do it which I know that he can.”
Commenting on whether he will work with Fury again in the future, he said: “Potentially. I’ve worked with Billy Joe, Billy Joe has worked with somebody else, I’ve worked with Billy Joe again.
“I don’t take it personally, so potentially yeah I don’t see why not, It’s one of them.”
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Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk
