Tyson Fury will fight Deontay Wilder for the WBC World heavyweight title in Los Angeles on December 1. Ahead of the fight the Gypsy King has posted a show off the final version of his incredible transformation.
Fury applauded his sparring partners for their work, writing: "Great work guys. All camp very professional. Let’s go time."
"I did because I was very motivated and very determined," he said.
"When I make my mind up on something I just do it; I don't take no prisoners, I don't beat around the bush, I don't play games, I don't play at boxing so whatever I want from boxing I take and that's the attitude I've got.
"Deontay Wilder is a good fighter. Styles do make fights as you've seen time and time again in the past. It's very rare that we get to see two people over 6 foot 6 fighting each other, so it's going to be an interesting clash. We've never probably seen this before, so people don't know what to really expect. You've got someone who's got dynamite power and he's going to be looking to land it; and you've got someone who's got great boxing skill and he's going to be trying to use that. But at the end of the day it's a fight and at some point or other, two men, heavyweights in the fight, will have to punch each other and stand and fight. And when that moment comes, you're going to see who's the better fighter, who can take the bad punches, and who can't."
