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He narrates the significance of the Klitschko fight, emphasizing how he out-boxed the seasoned champion with skill and movement, realizing that long-range, elusive fighting is Fury’s hallmark. He recounts his belief that he can beat Wilder by being himself—using footwork, feints, and tactical boxing.
The Fight: Strategy and Confidence
Fury dismisses the notion of doing anything radically different preparing for Wilder. Instead, he plans simply to be himself—moving, boxing, and riding Wilder’s wild punches, knowing that the opponent's reliance on one big right hand leaves him vulnerable when that punch doesn’t land.