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    How tragic Kelvin Kiptum went from having to borrow shoes to London Marathon record just a YEAR after first 26-mile race

    KELVIN Kiptum, running legend, made incredible progress in his record-breaking athletics career before he died tragically aged just 24.Kiptum, who began running competitively in 2018, ran his first race in borrowed running shoes when he couldn’t afford to buy his own.
    Kelvin Kiptum was a record-breaking marathon runnerCredit: Splash
    The aftermath of Kiptum’s horror crash on Sunday eveningCredit: Reuters
    Kelvin Kiptum with his coach Rwandan Gervais Hakizimana – both men died in the crashCredit: AFP
    Kiptum attends the international elite men’s press conference in London on April 20, 2023 ahead of the London marathonCredit: AFP
    But just a few years later he had set an incredible Marathon record no one else has ever been able to achieve.
    Kiptum competed in his first Marathon in Valencia, in 2022.
    He became only the third man ever to break a record of two hours and two minutes, crossing the line in two hours and one minute, 53 seconds.
    Just a year later he won the London Marathon in April after two hours, one minute and 25 seconds.
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    And that October in the Chicago Marathon he finished in a truly incredible two hours and 35 seconds – becoming the only person to ever hit it in under two hours and one minute.
    He once told BBC Sport Africa: “It has been a long journey for me through my career.
    “I have been trying so hard to pursue this dream to run a world record.
    “It has come true and I am really happy. My life has now changed.”
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    Early in his career, Kiptum didn’t have the money to travel to track sessions, and had to start training on the road.
    Most long distance runners train first during track sessions and work up to the road.
    He said in an interview: “My training place is far from a track, so I started training with road-running guys – and that’s how I got into marathon.”
    Kiptum also had to work hard to convince his family it was a career worth pursuing, before he ended up breaking international records.
    The athlete began running with a half-marathon at age 13, but it would be years before he started working with his coach in 2020 and entered the international stage.
    Horror car crash
    Tragically just days ago the athlete was involved in a horror car crash in Kenya with his coach, Garvais Hakizimana.
    Both men were killed, just days after Kiptum’s world-breaking records were ratified by World Athletics.
    And the incredible runner was in the midst of training for the Rotterdam Marathon on April 14.
    He had also been picked by Kenya to represent the country in this summer’s 2024 Olympics in Paris.
    Kenya’s former prime minister Raila Odinga confirmed Kiptum had died on X, writing: “Devastating news as we mourn the loss of a remarkable individual, Kelvin Kiptum, World Record holder and Kenyan athletics icon.
    “Together with his coach, they tragically passed on in an accident tonight.
    “My deepest condolences to his loved ones, friends, and the entire athletics fraternity.
    “Our nation grieves the profound loss of a true hero.”
    London Marathon organisers added: “We are shocked and deeply saddened to hear the terrible news of the death of marathon world record holder Kelvin Kiptum and his coach, Gervais Hakizimana.
    “The thoughts of everyone at the TCS London Marathon are with Kelvin’s and Gervais’ family and friends.”
    World Athletics president Seb Coe said: “On behalf of all World Athletics we send our deepest condolences to their families, friends, teammates and the Kenyan nation.
    “It was only earlier this week in Chicago, the place where Kelvin set his extraordinary marathon World Record, that I was able to officially ratify his historic time.
    “An incredible athlete leaving an incredible legacy, we will miss him dearly.”
    Another passenger, a woman named as Sharon Kosgey, reportedly survived the crash and is in hospital with serious injuries.
    Local police said the accident happened on Sunday evening after Kiptum lost control of the car and veered off the road before landing in a ditch.
    Both men died instantly.
    Humble beginnings
    Kiptum’s coach Hakizimana also told the BBC about his amazing rise to success.
    He said: “I knew him when he was a little boy, herding livestock barefooted.
    “It was in 2009, I was training near his father’s farm, he’d come kicking at my heels and I would chase him away.
    “Now, I am grateful to him for his achievement.”
    Kiptum apparently needed lots of gentle coaching to come around to the idea of running a marathon – as he once feared it would be too difficult.
    His coach said: “He had some fear and preferred the shorter half-marathon until 2022 when he finally agreed to a marathon.”
    The Kenyan track star also had to convince his family about the career path he was considering – they wanted him to go to university.
    Kiptum opened up about his relationship with his dad in an interview and said: “He wanted me to study to pursue my diploma to be an electrician but I was saying that I needed to be an athlete – I had that passion.
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    “That period was very hard for me because I trained for four years, yet there were no successes and they were disappointed in me. But I kept on pushing.”
    But over the years his father warmed to the idea and ended up helping his son to keep up with training.
    Kenya’s Kelvin Kiptum celebrates winning the 2023 Chicago MarathonCredit: AFP
    Kiptum ran the Chicago race in a world record time of two hours and 35 seconds on October 8, 2023Credit: AFP More

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    Elle Brooke wears very inappropriate outfit as she performs rude gesture leaving fans ‘wanting to be a boulder’

    ELLE BROOKE left fans stunned as she stripped down to a revealing bikini. The OnlyFans star-turned-boxer dazzled in a barely-there white lingerie to the delight of her 910,000 followers.

    Elle Brooke left fans stunned in a tight bikiniCredit: Instagram / @thedumbledong
    Elle’s fans have dubbed her ‘beautiful’Credit: Instagram / @thedumbledong
    The blonde bombshell has 910,000 followersCredit: Instagram / @thedumbledong
    Elle posed seductively while sitting on boulders and on top of a Jeep.
    The 26-year-old also gave the camera the middle finger.
    But her outfit for climbing the rocks was just as inappropriate as her gesture.
    And Elle jokingly captioned her post: “I left my hiking boots at home.”
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    Meanwhile, fans were in awe of her as one said: “Never wanted to be a boulder before.”
    Another added: “Beautiful.”
    A third reacted: “You’re so hot.”
    Friend and former IBF bantamweight title holder Ebanie Bridges commented: “Love this shoot.”
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    Elle is no stranger to impressing her adoring fans, recently risking a social media ban in a daring video.
    She also caught the eye as she put on a busty display in a colourful bikini.
    Elle Brooke almost pops out of ‘too small’ bikini and says her boobs are ‘bigger than I thought’
    The influencer has a 4-1 record in the ring and won her last fight against ex-Love Island star AJ Bunker via a knockout.
    Elle Brooke is an OnlyFans starCredit: Instagram / @thedumbledong
    The beauty also provides content on OnlyFansCredit: Instagram / @thedumbledong
    She beat AJ Bunker in her last fightCredit: Rex
    Elle is no stranger to stripping down to bikinisCredit: Instagram @thedumbledong
    She is a Man City fanCredit: Instagram / @thedumbledong
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    Brit Josh Kerr smashes Mo Farah’s two-mile world record just hours after being ‘spotted on metro to New York race’

    JOSH KERR smashed a world record set by Sir Mo Farah after taking public transport to the race. The Scot beat the best ever two-mile indoor time at the Millrose Games in New York yesterday.
    Josh Kerr broke the indoor two mile world recordCredit: Getty
    Kerr was pictured on public transport just hours after smashing Mo Farah’s timeCredit: @ChrisChavez
    Sir Mo Farah’s record was beaten by just under three secondsCredit: Getty
    Kerr ran a time of eight minutes and 0.67 seconds.
    It was just under three seconds quicker than four-time Olympic gold medallist Farah’s world record of 8:03.40, which he set nine years ago.
    Kerr’s preparation for the race was unusual as he was spotted on the New York subway just hours before hitting the track.
    A snap of the 26-year-old sat on the train went viral, with fans saying: “Taking the subway to work like the rest of us. Man of the people.”
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    Another added: “Hope he went back in a stretch limousine after that brilliant performance.”
    A third commented: “What a legend.”
    Kerr was thrilled with his world record, saying: “I had to roll with the punches at the start of my career – pretty good but not world-class.
    “And then to be world-class and now world champion… I’m having fun with it, creating big goals to get myself out the door and prove I’m not all talk.”
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    Kerr’s record is his latest achievement after winning gold in the 1500m at the World Championships last summer.
    He will be hoping to continue his success in the Paris Olympics later this year after earning a bronze in Tokyo in 2021.
    Forgotten Team GB star Dwain Chambers ‘to RETURN to athletics 20 YEARS after doping ban’ aged 45
    Elsewhere at the Millrose Games, there was more success for Brit athletes as Laura Muir set a new British indoor record.
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    Kelvin Kiptum dead: World record holder & London Marathon winner dies aged just 24 alongside his coach as world mourns

    LONDON Marathon winner and world record holder Kelvin Kiptum has died aged just 24.The Kenyan long distance runner was killed alongside his coach Garvais Hakizimana in a car crash.
    Kelvin Kiptum crosses the finish line to win the Elite Men’s Marathon during the 2023 TCS London Marathon in April 2023Credit: Getty
    Kiptum with his coach Hakizimana, who also died in the smashCredit: AFP
    The Kenyan was selected to represent his country ahead of the 2024 Summer Olympics in ParisCredit: X/@RailaOdinga
    The Kenyan international poses alongside Sifan Hassan, winner of the Elite Women’s race, with the Chris Brasher Memorial Trophy last yearCredit: PA
    Kiptum won the London Marathon in April last year and broke the course record, crossing the line in two hours one minute and 25 seconds.
    Just months later he smashed the world marathon record in Chicago, completing the 26 mile race in just two hours and 35 seconds.
    International track federation World Athletics had only ratified his records last week.
    Kenya’s former prime minister Raila Odinga confirmed Kiptum had died on X, writing: “Devastating news as we mourn the loss of a remarkable individual, Kelvin Kiptum, World Record holder and Kenyan athletics icon.
    “Together with his coach, they tragically passed on in an accident tonight.”
    “My deepest condolences to his loved ones, friends, and the entire athletics fraternity.
    How Kelvin Kiptum went from borrowing shoes to winning London MarathonKelvin Kiptum was renowned for being the only person in history to run the marathon in under two hours and one minute.
    But the Kenyan, 24, had to rise from the depths of poverty prior to his remarkable success.
    When he lined up for his first major local competition in 2018, Kiptum did so wearing borrowed running shoes because he could not afford a pair of his own.
    Kiptum began his career on the road, breaking away from the past tradition of athletes starting on the track before switching to longer distances.
    But that wasn’t out of choice.
    Kiptum claims he made the decision purely because of a lack of resources.
    “I had no money to travel to track sessions,” he explained to BBC Sport Africa.
    “My training place is far from a track, so I started training with road-running guys – and that’s how I got into marathon.”

    “Our nation grieves the profound loss of a true hero.”
    The crash happened on a road in Western Kenya – a high-altitude area commonly used as a training base for long-distance athletes.
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    Kiptum described his astonishing rise to success in an interview with the BBC last year.
    He ran his first major local competition in borrowed shoes, as he couldn’t afford a pair himself.
    Kiptum said: “It has been a long journey for me through my career.
    “I have been trying so hard to pursue this dream to run a world record.
    “It has come true and I am really happy. My life has now changed.”
    His coach Hakizimana – who also died in the smash – told of how he knew Kiptum from a young boy in the same interview.
    He said: “I knew him when he was a little boy, herding livestock barefooted.
    “It was in 2009, I was training near his father’s farm, he’d come kicking at my heels and I would chase him away.
    “Now, I am grateful to him for his achievement.”
    London Marathon organisers said: “We are shocked and deeply saddened to hear the terrible news of the death of marathon world record holder Kelvin Kiptum and his coach, Gervais Hakizimana.
    “The thoughts of everyone at the TCS London Marathon are with Kelvin’s and Gervais’ family and friends.”
    World Athletics president Seb Coe said: “On behalf of all World Athletics we send our deepest condolences to their families, friends, teammates and the Kenyan nation.
    “It was only earlier this week in Chicago, the place where Kelvin set his extraordinary marathon World Record, that I was able to officially ratify his historic time.
    “An incredible athlete leaving an incredible legacy, we will miss him dearly.”
    Local reports state that a second passenger, a lady identified as Sharon Kosgey, was in the car at the time of the crash.
    She survived the impact but with serious injuries, and was rushed to Racecourse Hospital for medical attention.
    The bodies of Kiptum and Hakiziman were taken to the hospital’s mortuary.
    Elgeyo Marakwet Police Commander Petr Mulinge confirmed the accident took place at approximately 11pm (8pm GMT) on Sunday.
    According to Mulinge, Kiptum had lost control of the vehicle, veering off the road and landing in a ditch about 60 metres away before colliding with a tree.
    He added that Kiptum and Hakizimana “died on the spot”.
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    Kiptum was currently training to run just under two hours at the Rotterdam Marathon on April 14.
    He had also been selected by Kenya for this summer’s 2024 Olympics in Paris.
    Why it took Kiptum 23 YEARS to agree to run a marathonKiptum may have been a world record holder and champion but it took a lot of convincing to get him to run in the first place.
    According to his coach Garvais Hakizimana – who died alongside him this week – Kiptum needed time to warm up to the idea of running a marathon.
    The Kenyan initially feared that it might be too tough.
    “He had some fear and preferred the shorter half-marathon until 2022 when he finally agreed to a marathon,” Hakizimana told BBC Sport Africa.
    Fast forward a few years and Kiptum would have 42km triumphs in Valencia, London and Chicago.
    But there were also other complications getting in the way of Kiptum fulfilling his potential.
    Kiptum had to convince his family that he could make it in athletics.
    His father had been adamant that he should go to college instead.
    “He wanted me to study to pursue my diploma to be an electrician but I was saying that I needed to be an athlete – I had that passion,” Kiptum recalled.
    “That period was very hard for me because I trained for four years, yet there were no successes and they were disappointed in me. But I kept on pushing.”
    Eventually his father came around, even occasionally helping him get to early morning training on time.

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    Inside Oleksandr Usyk’s training camp as boxer continues brutal regime despite Tyson Fury postponement

    OLEKSANDR USYK has showed no signs of slowing down his preparation for his undisputed heavyweight title showdown with Tyson Fury.Usyk, 37, was set for a showdown with Fury on February 17 before the fight was pushed back to May 18 after the Gypsy King sustained a freak cut in sparring two weeks before the fight.

    Oleksandy Usyk shared a video of him trainingCredit: Instagram @usykaa
    He was seen taking body shots ahead of the new fight on May 18Credit: Instagram @usykaa
    Usyk holds the WBA, WBO and IBF heavyweight beltsCredit: Getty
    But despite the push back, Usyk is taking no chances.
    The Ukrainian shared a clip to his Instagram page of himself in training where he could be seen eating punches.
    He took a number of consecutive blows to his body while in the gym.
    Reacting to the clip, one fan said: “Gives him the edge over Tyson with more time in training.”
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    A second fan said: “This is just mind games but Usyk knows exactly what he’s doing.”
    A third said: “He knows what put him down last time.”
    Another added: “He’s putting this out there so Fury actually fights him.”
    Fury, 35, and Usyk have agreed to cough up £8million if the fight is cancelled.
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    Meanwhile, Usyk sent a chilling warning to Fury ahead of the fight.
    He said: “Tyson, hi my brother.
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    “Don’t be afraid. I will not leave you alone.”
    Usyk holds the WBA, WBO and IBF heavyweight belts, while Fury holds the WBC.

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    Jake Paul sends $1MILLION offer to ‘bully’ Sean Strickland for live sparring session… with bizarre tattoo on the cards

    JAKE PAUL has sent a million-dollar offer for a live sparring session with “bully” Sean Strickland.The YouTuber-turned-boxer laid down the cash after a video went viral of UFC ace Strickland fighting a streamer named Sneako during training.
    Jake Paul has offered Sean Strickland $1million dollars for a live sparring sessionCredit: AP
    Strickland has fired back with an offer of his ownCredit: Getty
    The former middleweight champ, threw some big shots against the rattled novice before the one-sided clash was broken up.
    But Paul, who has won eight of his nine pro fights and fights Ryan Bourland in March, was left incensed by what he had seen.
    He laid down an offer worth one MILLION dollars for a sparring session with Strickland.
    And Paul also threw getting a cheeky tattoo into the mix.
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    He tweeted: “Sean Strickland you’re embarrassing for trying to stop Sneako like that.
    “You weren’t even able to drop someone with no experience while going all out. You’re a horrid boxer that only picks on inexperienced people.
    “I’ll fly you to [Puerto Rico] and we can fight on camera… if you win I’ll give you $1million (half your net worth).
    “But if get dropped you have to get Betr [Paul’s betting company] tattooed on you.”
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    This led Strickland, who has won 28 of his 34 pro MMA fights, to reply: “You lost to a part-time boxer (Tommy Fury). Lmao, don’t forget that. But yes lol.”
    Paul then said: “I hate bullies, I was bullied and then was the bully sometimes in my YouTuber days.
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    “But now all my energy is focused on Boxing Bullies and helping the youth. But when I see someone like Strickland constantly bullying people, it’s time to bully back.”
    Strickland was not in the mood for Paul’s comments though.
    He fired back with a brutal offer of his own, saying: “Real talk, jokes aside, Jake Paul is an utter f*****g joke.
    “You box small retired old MMA fighters and you sell sugar water to kids. If it were legal I’d take your f****** life with a smile on my face. Is there any place on this earth I can take this man’s life and walk?
    “Actually Jake I’ll make you a better deal because money can’t buy happiness and you have plenty of it and you’re still a c***.
    “No cameras, me and you in a desert. That would buy my happiness. No Instagram, no likes, no games. Just you that’s what I want.
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    “I wish we can go back to the days where s*** people would just die. Our founding fathers would’ve murdered him long ago legally. Instead you have to listen to them talk on Twitter across the country.”
    But Paul had the final say, adding: “Constantly talking about killing people, calling them scumbags or wishing them to die bc they don’t agree with your opinion reeks of insecurity, not of being a confident man.” More

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    Apollonia Llewellyn nearly bursts out of tiny blue bikini in swimming pool as fans call her ‘hottest babe in the world’

    APOLLONIA LLEWELLYN nearly burst out of her tiny blue bikini as fans called her the “hottest babe in the world.”Apollonia is one of the top names in social media boxing.
    Apollonia Llewellyn almost spilled out of a tiny bikini while holidaying in GreeceCredit: Instagram @apolloniallewellyn
    The blonde bombshell cut her teeth in the sport as a ring girl for the Misfits.
    And she has amassed a loyal online following as a result.
    No less than 580,000 people have joined her Instagram army.
    Apollonia regularly posts saucy photos for her admirers.
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    And her latest effort did not disappoint the punters.
    Apollonia left many gobsmacked as she jetted off to Santorini for a winter break.
    She lapped up the Greek sun while keeping her cool in a swimming pool.
    But it was her blue bikini that caught the eye, with Apollonia almost bursting out of her swimsuit.
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    Apollonia completed the look with a pair of sunglasses.
    And she captioned the snap: “Don’t get it twisted.”
    Boxing ring girl Apollonia Llewellyn’s breasts in tight black and white PVC jumpsuit
    Her picture saw a wave of people flood with the comments section with words of admiration.
    One said: “Hottest babe in the world.”
    Another declared: “Sizzling hot.”
    One noted: “So beautiful and gorgeous.”
    Another added: “Looking so good in the bikini.”
    Inside Apollonia’s glamorous life as influencer, ring girl and model …
    Apollonia burst out of this tiny silver bikini as she drank her ‘morning juice’Credit: INSTAGRAM
    Conor McGregor was among 8,000 fans who enjoyed this see-through lacy outfitCredit: INSTAGRAM
    Thousands of Apollonia’s fans enjoyed the view on the ring girl’s holiday to New YorkCredit: INSTAGRAM
    Apollonia braved the snow in the Lake DistrictCredit: Instagram
    Apollonia really enjoyed this bowl of pasta on her summer holiday to SantoriniCredit: INSTAGRAM
    Apollonia invited fans to ‘sit and stare’ at this picture, and thousands took her up on the invitationCredit: INSTAGRAM
    Fans were worried Apollonia’s top had shrunk in the wash as she enjoyed this hearty breakfastCredit: INSTAGRAM
    Apollonia’s followers were in awe of the stunner’s new hairdo as she wowed in a tiny yellow bikiniCredit: INSTAGRAM
    Apollonia sent a cheeky message to her fans as she posed in this glamorous see-through numberCredit: INSTAGRAM
    Apollonia told fans ‘no caption needed’ as she squeezed into this skin-tight see-through playsuitCredit: INSTAGRAM
    Apollonia revealed he ‘idea of happiness’ is being ‘wind swept on the beach’ with this busty snapCredit: INSTAGRAM
    Apollonia left very little to the imagination as she ‘brightened fans’ Mondays’ in a skimpy wet T-shirtCredit: INSTAGRAM
    Apollonia shot to recognition as a member of the Misfits Boxing fight night team
    She has garnered her a huge social media presenceCredit: INSTAGRAM @apolloniallewellyn
    Apollonia has over 570,000 Instagram followersCredit: Instagram @apolloniallewellyn
    She has turned down a staggering £100,000 to pose nude beforeCredit: Instagram @apolloniallewellyn
    The model insisted she isn’t money-orientedCredit: Instagram @apolloniallewellyn
    Apollonia shows off her jet setting lifestyle onlineCredit: Instagram @apolloniallewellyn
    She also holidayed in New YorkCredit: Instagram @apolloniallewellyn
    Apollonia is no stranger to a bikini pictureCredit: INSTAGRAM @apolloniallewellyn
    She has built a huge following on social mediaCredit: Instagram @apolloniallewellyn
    Apollonia works as a model alongside her social fameCredit: Instagram @apolloniallewellyn More

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    I’m a former boxing world champion… Tyson Fury is past it and we might NEVER see Gypsy King fight again

    TYSON FURY may never fight again after his dream match with Oleksandr Usyk was pushed back.That is according to former boxing world champion George Groves, who suggested Fury may be close to the end of his glittering career.
    Tyson Fury may never fight again after his recent injuryCredit: PA
    George Groves believes Fury may retire from boxingCredit: Getty
    Fury suffered a horror cut during a sparring sessionCredit: X @Queensbury
    Fury’s undisputed clash with Oleksandr Usyk has been pushed backCredit: Reuters
    The Gypsy King was set for an undisputed title showdown against Usyk on February 17 in Saudi Arabia.
    However, the heavyweight bout was called off after the undefeated Mancunian suffered a horror cut during a sparring session.
    A new date has been announced with the two rivals now set to square off on May 18 in Riyadh.
    If either fighter pulls out of the fight on that date, they will be fined a massive £10million.
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    But former WBA super-middleweight champion Groves doubts even that will guarantee Fury, 35, will step into the ring.
    Groves told IFL TV: “There are all these stories Fury’s had a terrible camp, he’s been dropped in camp, he’s past it, the [Francis] Ngannou fight shows where he’s at.
    “Well, what if he’s had a great camp, he’s high flying, he’s going to show the world what he’s capable of and beat this Ukrainian guy to get the belts, then he gets cut.
    “That’s going to be even harder to get over mentally and emotionally than having a stinker of a camp and trying to turn it round, so we might never see Fury fight again, who knows.”
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    Fury, though, insists he has still got a lot left in the tank and is not planning to retire any time soon.
    In fact, the British superstar is eyeing two fights with Usyk, a dream match with Anthony Joshua and a rematch with UFC legend Francis Ngannou.
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    Fury said: “I’m hearing talk of people saying that I should retire or I’m gonna retire soon, or whatever. I ain’t retiring anywhere.
    “I’ve got two fights with Usyk, for the undisputed twice. Then I’m gonna fight AJ at least once.
    “Maybe twice if there’s a rematch, if he wants one after the first battering I give him. And then I’m gonna fight Ngannou again.
    “And that’s just to start. So there’s five little fights for you to whet your appetite with.
    “I ain’t going nowhere. Nowhere. I’m 35-year-old in the prime of my life.” More