Tommy Fury has left no stone unturned as he prepares for the biggest fight of his career against Jake Paul in Saudi Arabia on Sunday night.
While Paul opted to shift his camp from Puerto Rico where he usually trains to Dubai in an effort to acclimatise to the Middle East ahead of his first fight in the region, Fury opted to stay at home and train at Elite Boxing in Bolton. The Brit has worked under his dad John and Alex Matvienko as he prepares multiple times a day for the massive bout.
Team Fury arrived in Saudi Arabia on February 16 after a gruelling camp that has been going on since before the bout was hastily announced back in January. They had been sparring with a number of top prospects at cruiserweight, light-heavyweight and super-middleweight in the hopes of replicating Paul's powerful style.
