Tyson Fury, never one to shy away from bold statements, has claimed that he would beat a prime Mike Tyson and has declared himself the best heavyweight boxer of the last thousand years. Fury, known for his confidence and bravado, made these assertions while discussing his place in boxing history.

“I would beat a prime Mike Tyson,” Fury stated emphatically. “I’m the No. 1 heavyweight in the last thousand years! There’s no one who comes close to my skills, my size, my reach, and my intelligence in the ring.”

Fury, who has had a storied career with victories over some of the biggest names in boxing, believes that his unique combination of attributes sets him apart from all past champions, including the legendary Mike Tyson.

“Look at what I’ve achieved,” Fury continued. “I’ve beaten the best of my era, and I’m confident I would have done the same against the best of any era. My footwork, my defense, my ability to adapt – these are things that would give me the edge over anyone, including Mike Tyson at his peak.”

The self-proclaimed “Gypsy King” also highlighted his mental fortitude and resilience as key factors in his success. “It’s not just about physical attributes. It’s about the mind, the strategy, the will to win. I’ve shown time and again that I have what it takes to come out on top, no matter the challenge.”

Fury’s declaration adds to the ongoing debate among boxing fans about how fighters from different eras would fare against each other. While some may see his comments as overly confident, there’s no denying that Tyson Fury has cemented his place among the greatest heavyweights with his impressive career and larger-than-life personality.