Tyson Fury has split from his trainer?

[ishy]

From the BN website (preview for this Friday's mag)
With a news story detailing Tyson Fury's split from his trainer and Editor Claude Abrams assessing the Mancunian's potential in his column, everyone is talking about the 6-0 giant.

[kosaros]

I don't know why he has done this at this stage in his career, he seems to be progressing along nicely.

[djoc175]

Interesting,look forward to hearing more on this

[Mandanda]

I hope it's been done on good terms, He's shown good progression so far. I did feel he needed a top trainer to get him to the highest level and lets hope he gets a good trainer that will suit him.

[nufc16]

didnt he train in germany for his recent fight? or was it the Ukraine? perhaps sparring and training over there opened his eyes to how much quicker he could be progressing with someone else.

[Mandanda]

didnt he train in germany for his recent fight? or was it the Ukraine? perhaps sparring and training over there opened his eyes to how much quicker he could be progressing with someone else.

Yes he sparred with some Ukrainians he said. Tyson started off being trained by Uncle Hughey while he waited for Steve Egan to gain his pro license i'm not sure whats happened but the kid don't hang about and i like that.

[gooners!!]

I support it, even though it is a dangerous move because of the transition period between a fighter and a new trainer, he should be okay though.

[robpalmer135]

I think someone said he needed to go to a proper trainer with more expirience in a previous thread and 90% of people beleived him.

He could hook up with Harrison, Farnell, Gallagher in and around manchester, or even McCracken.

[rhinocoote]

mccracken would be a great partnership.

i'm glad that he's doing it at the start of his career,it will affect him less and leave him a better progression path.
i believe that with the right trainer he is going places,further places then audley,skelton or sprott have been to.he needs a good trainer ,it would help to get his weight right safely.he seems to have shifted a few pounds recently,but is still growing.i also noticed he looked a little drained before his last fight-dark eyes,a few coldsores.is this a reult of bad trimming down?.
i know he did the job,and did it well,but lets get things right now so they don't become big factors later.
i like the guy and wish him luck,he can shake up a declining division,,,and he looks like a great big cartoon character...:lol:

[achillesthegreat]

I don't know who is trainer is come to think of it. Not sure who can help him progress in Britain. No one can really help him. He has the tools. Steward would be perfect.

[TommyV]

Do you think them talkingg about sparring 'Ukrainian Giants' over in Germany is some unknown, unheard of heavies, or do you think it's 'code' for the Klitschko's? Who else could it be? Dimitrenko maybe?

[Guy]

He's sparring Sauerland fighters like Povetkin and Valuev apparently....

[Kid Lucky]

I'd like to see him go to Enzo C to train, he's hardly on the telly anymore and was highly (if unintentionally) amusing, "bam, bam bam BAM!"

[icemax]

I'd like to see him go to Enzo C to train, he's hardly on the telly anymore and was highly (if unintentionally) amusing, "bam, bam bam BAM!"

I'd like to see that too, but only out of morbid curiosity :good