“Fury did exactly what he needed to do,” said David Haye, reflecting on Tyson Fury’s recent return to the ring after a 15-month absence. Haye described Fury’s unanimous decision victory over Arslanbek Makhmudov as “the optimal performance for him.” This fight marked a significant comeback for Fury, who had been away from competitive boxing for over a year.
Haye noted that considering the potential ring rust, Fury’s performance was commendable. “That was the optimal performance for him,” Haye emphasized, highlighting the importance of this win for Fury’s career trajectory.
In addition to discussing Fury, Haye shared his thoughts on the anticipated match between Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder. He believes Joshua would emerge victorious, stating, “He’s taken less damage.” Haye pointed out Joshua’s resilience and ability to recover from significant blows in past fights, which he sees as an advantage in a potential matchup against Wilder.
The fight between Joshua and Wilder has been a topic of speculation for years, with fans eager to see these two heavyweights face off. However, the bout has yet to materialize, leaving many boxing enthusiasts disappointed.
