Tyson Fury With his comeback fight against Arslanbek Mahmudov officially announced, he is eyeing another return to the top of the heavyweight division. Now, Derek Chisora has appointed someone he believes should be on his side, not current coach Sugar Hill Stewart.

After defeating Wladimir Klitschko to win the unified heavyweight world title in 2015, Fury went on a two-and-a-half-year hiatus and continued to gain weight, making a return to the throne seem impossible.

However, with the help of Ben Davidson, Fury dropped weight and went unbeaten in five fights in 15 months, including a draw with Legends. Deontay Wilder While competing for the WBC heavyweight crown.

However, in the rematch with the American, the 6-foot-9 Briton changed coaches, appointing SugarHill Steward and adopting a front-foot “Kronk” fighting style.

This resulted in a sensational display New look Fury defeats Wilder In a timeless show, we’ll take back the heavyweight throne in impressive fashion in 2020.

Fury has stayed with Stewart ever since, including two straight losses to Stewart. Alexander Usyk In 2024, this ended Fury’s undefeated streak and led to his retirement.

in a Interview in secondsChisora ​​explained that he believed Fury needed to change his approach again and suggested he should bring back Peter Fury in an attempt to rediscover the style he used to defeat Klitschko more than a decade ago.

“He needs to go back to his uncle. Go to Peter Fury and he’ll get that (dry style) back. He needs to get rid of Sugar Hill (Steward) and go back to his uncle if he wants to get that (style) back, like the way he won the world title.”

Furious Machmudov is set to stream on Netflix on Saturday, April 4and more details about upcoming events.