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‘Shorts by his chin!’ – Fans stunned at Tyson Fury’s bizarre outfit for Oleksandr Usyk rematch


BOXING fans were stunned by how high Tyson Fury was wearing his shorts to fight Oleksandr Usyk.

Cameras went backstage just minutes before the rematch in Saudi Arabia to reveal Fury topless and gloved up.

Tyson Fury’s fight shorts had fans stunned

But fans could not help but laugh at how Fury’s shorts were.

One said: “Fury’s shorts by his chin, didn’t like them backhands to the body the first fight haha.”

Another added: “Fury’s shorts are CRAZY high.”

One joked: “Tyson Fury’s shorts are up to his neck. Surely the ref will have a word before the fight??”

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Another said: “How the fuck is Fury allowed to wear his shorts that high???”

Usyk was hit with an infamous low-blow against Daniel Dubois – which was controversially deemed illegal.

The Ukrainian took the full five minute break for a low-blow and went onto defeat Dubois to set up his title fight with Fury.

The pair put on a 12-round thriller in May with Usyk emerging as the first four-belt undisputed champion in heavyweight history.

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Now, seven months later and they run it back with Fury bulking up to 20 STONE as he prepares to fight for the first time with a loss.

He said: “I’m going to dish out a whole lot of pain. I’m going to put this f***er in the hurt locker, for sure.

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“I’ve got nothing to say other than there’s going to be a whole load of hurt and pain in this fight, you watch.

“That’s all I’ve got to say. The talking’s been done. The first fight I talked, I joked, all my career. This fight I’m serious.

“I’m going to do some f***ing damage.”


Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk


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