Tyson Fury feels "Mexican" in the face of his fight in Las Vegas

Fury was the protagonist today of the press conference prior to his fight on Saturday with Otto Wallin, to which the athlete arrived dressed in a shirt with skull design. It was an activity held at the MGM Grand hotel, it was a quiet one, but Fury's crush on Aztec fans has drawn attention.
Fury said he had a fantastic experience with Aztec fans. He also shared that he planned to fight in October in New York, but when the opportunity arose to go to Las Vegas to fight during the weekend that commemorates the independence of Mexico, he did not hesitate to do so.

To questions from this media about the ways in which he felt the support of Mexicans, the athlete said that whenever he was followers of this nation, they showed his support.
“Wherever I go, there are Mexican fans who shake my hand and greet me. It is beautiful, they are beautiful people. I respect and respect your culture. They are very religious people, like me, they are very respectful. I speak to you from the heart, ”said Furry.
“At a time when Mexico and the United States are going through this situation in the wall where they want to leave everyone out, I think I can bring attention to Mexicans. Whatever your stereotype, that's your way of thinking because all I have received from Mexicans is love and respect. ”he added.
The fighter acknowledged that for a moment he feared that Mexicans would not accept him. But that didn't spoil him because he was sure he was going to have a good show. “We Britons make a lot of noise, we drink a lot of beer. So if nobody showed up, we were going to have a party in Las Vegas. ”
Speaking during the conference about his fight on Saturday, he said he felt happy and in great shape for the fight. He also stated that he had a great experience in Las Vegas.

Owner and lord of the show
Since arriving at the room where the conference was held, Furry (28-0-1, 20 KO’s) copied the attention of everyone present when he arrived with his large working group. The athlete talked quietly with the journalists who approached him and even admired closely the Mayan belt that the World Boxing Council (WBC) will give to the winner of this brawl.
In the same way, it was he who took the microphone so that the people settled down to start the conference.
For his part, Wallin arrived quietly and sat next to his coach, the American Joey Gamache. At the request of a photographer, he posed with the Mayan belt.

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His dad as an engine
Wallin (20-0-0, 13 KO’s), meanwhile, said he lost his father, Carl, last May as a result of a heart attack. It was an unexpected loss, which filled him with deep sadness. However, the fighter said that this fatality will be used as a source for Saturday's brawl, because it was precisely his father who motivated him to box.
“He was the first to take me to boxing because he was a boxer too and was a coach. He always believed in me and taught me many things inside and outside the ring, ”he said.
“It was hard, but I was able to stay on track training. I wish it were here, but that won't happen. So this goes for him. ”He pointed sadly.
Already at the press conference, Wallin said that fighting in Las Vegas was a dream come true. He also described himself as a good fighter with good defense and offense that could surprise.