Anthony Joshua’s Nigeria car crash motivated me to return: Tyson Fury
Al Jazeera
The accident that caused two deaths was ‘the biggest turning point’ in Fury’s decision to return to the ring.
British boxer Tyson Fury says Anthony Joshua’s car accident in Nigeria that caused two deaths was a “turning point” for him in his decision to return to the ring.
Fury’s compatriot Joshua, a former heavyweight champion, sustained minor injuries in the crash in Nigeria in December that killed his strength and conditioning coach Sina Ghami and his trainer Latif “Latz” Ayodele.
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