Tyson Fury returned to the ring with a unanimous decision win over Arslanbek Makhmudov at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, but his performance drew sharp criticism.
- Domestic heavyweight Dave Allen said Fury looked “five times slower” than his old self, calling the display “average” and questioning whether the 36-year-old has much left.
- Fury never looked close to stopping Makhmudov, despite controlling the fight.
- After the bout, Fury called out Anthony Joshua, but Joshua declined to commit, citing recovery from a serious car crash that killed two of his close friends.
- Fury fears Joshua may opt for a warm-up fight first, delaying their long-awaited showdown.
The Gypsy King admitted his own struggles, saying: “God knows I’ve had problems myself. I’ve attempted to kill myself before. So I’ve been through it. I’ve been up and down.”
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