Fury Vows to Make Makhmudov an Example

In a dramatic face-off at their final press conference on Thursday, Arslanbek Makhmudov lifted Tyson Fury off the ground in a bear hug, but Fury took it lightly and responded with a mix of humor and confidence. As Fury prepares to fight Makhmudov, he's determined to start his journey to becoming a three-time world champion. Having recently come out of retirement, Fury is on a mission to reclaim a world title, and this fight marks the first step. He declared, 'For the first time in a long time, I'm the one doing the chasing, not being chased.' Fury believes he's the best in his division and plans to prove it repeatedly. Despite being 37 and having spent time away from the sport, Fury is confident in his ability to make a successful comeback, saying, 'I've still got my speed and reactions.' He warned that he won't underestimate Makhmudov, acknowledging his opponent's ability to start fights strongly. Fury expressed his pity for Makhmudov, stating, 'I'm going to make an example of him and knock him out.' With his confidence unwavering, Fury is ready for the fight.