ohiron Mike TysonA close friend of Jeff Fenechhas issued a clear warning Jake Paul The former undisputed heavyweight champion of the world says he is in better shape than he was towards the end of his professional career nearly 20 years ago.
Jeff FenechHe coached the 58-year-old boxer towards the end of his career and was there when the boxer came to an unceremonious end to his tempestuous career. Kevin McBride Year 2005.
Mike Tyson resurrects Jake Paul with a terrifying video
But now he's preparing for his first professional fight in 20 years. boxing The legend seems good, it's terrifying for everyone, and Mr. Fennec warns Paul of what is about to happen.
“If it was up to me to decide,” Fenech told Mirror Fighting, “I would much prefer he not fight at all, but he would fight. I have trained him for his last few fights.” [in the mid-2000s] And he seems to be more active now than he was then.”
Tyson is scheduled to step into the ring at AT&T Stadium near Dallas on Nov. 15 in a bout that was rescheduled from July 20 due to health concerns over Tyson's worsening ulcer. The bout will be streamed on Netflix.
Fennec fox's fight for health
Known as the 'Fierce Man from Marrickville', Fenech is an incredibly impressive character having been world champion at three weight classes – bantamweight, super bantamweight and featherweight.
Fenech's aggressive fighting style and exceptional skill earned him international acclaim. He competed at the 1984 Summer Olympics before turning professional, with a record of 29 wins, 3 losses and 1 draw.
Since retiring, Fenech has worked as a boxing trainer and commentator, and was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 2002, cementing his place as one of Australia's greatest boxers.
But the former professional player, now 60, revealed he recently nearly died after suffering from serious heart problems caused by an infection in one of his heart valves, as well as kidney and lung problems that required emergency surgery to stay alive.
“I nearly died a few months ago so my heart has been restored,” Fenech told Mirror Fighting. “I had a bad infection in my heart valve, a big blood clot in my calf and my left kidney had stopped functioning.”
“He also had problems with his lungs. They drained 7.5 litres of fluid from his lungs. The infection went down instead of up. Otherwise it could have spread to his brain.”
“I had the exact same surgery four years ago but this time it was much worse because I also had the surgery on my foot. I wouldn't wish that on anyone. It's absolutely horrible, not just because of the pain I went through but what I put my family through. So, it's been quite a tough experience but I'm OK and happy and I hope to start training soon.”
