Tyson Fury screams ‘I’m a f***ing monster’ as he calls out Simon Jordan in bizarre video
Tyson Fury has posted a bizarre video in which he screams “I’m a f***ing monster” and calls out Simon Jordan.
The WBC heavyweight champion did not hold back as he hit back at his “haters” following criticism of his role in the negotiations for a title unification bout with Oleksandr Usyk. Fury’s ever-changing demands have held up talks, even after Usyk agreed to give the Gypsy King a 70/30 split last week.
Responding to his critics, Fury posted a video to his Instagram story on Tuesday morning, in which he passionately made his feelings known whilst training with fellow heavyweight Joseph Parker.
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In the clip, Fury exclaimed: “I can’t wait! I’m in the best shape of my life. I’m f***ing ready to rock and roll. Usyk you gappy teeth, ugly, bug-eyed rabbit cat, ugly piece of s***, you are getting knocked the f*** out.
“And for all the haters out there as well, one massive f*** you because I’ve got 70 per cent of the undisputed heavyweight championship. Simon Jordan you’re a little b****. No wonder you lost £100million b****. Wrong business you little sausage.”
Parker could be seen with his head in his hands as he laughed at Fury’s bonkers rant in the background, whilst coach Kristian Blacklock told Fury he is a “monster”. Blacklock’s praise prompted Fury to end the video by screaming “I’m a f***ing monster!” to the camera.
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(Image: @MichaelBensonn / Twitter)
The video also had a number of accounts tagged, including Usyk, although Fury attached Simon Cowell’s Instagram handle instead of that of Jordan by accident.
Fury’s approach to the talks over a bout with Usyk has been much-maligned in recent weeks, with the pair’s much-anticipated meeting yet to be finalised.
Progress appeared to be made last week as Usyk agreed to Fury’s 70/30 demand, provided his rival donated £1million to Ukraine.
Fury has since stalled over an alleged rematch clause in the fight contract, meaning the proposed Wembley Stadium showcase is still yet to be pencilled in, much to the frustration of fans and pundits.
Meanwhile, Usyk’s promoter Alexander Krassyuk has blasted “greedy belly” Fury and claimed that he is “scared to fight” the Ukrainian.
He told Talksport: “It’s all about nothing. He’s not prepared and scared to fight. He will try to find a way to avoid Usyk for as long as possible. We don’t trust him, we don’t believe him.”
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