But I've got a big heart and will keep going. And I can rule in the division as long as I want."īrave words, maybe, yet Fury dismisses any concerns regarding the brothers who have fought a total of 104 times professionally. Once the Klitschkos have gone there will be only me. But it was his time, his era to be great. No matter how experienced Wladimir Klitschko is, look at Muhammad Ali when he beat Sonny Liston. "I believe that when it's my time it's my time, and I will win it. So this is a battle of Britain: who goes on to fight for a world title. We've got the Klitschkos ruling everything, there's no Americans coming through, we've got nothing. So I'm fighting a big title fight and I'm looking at world title fights. I've had 14 pro fights – 25 years ago I'd still have been fighting eight-rounders.
"Beyond Chisora we are looking for big fights. "But where I'm going I should be able to beat Chisora quite easily. "It's going to be a great fight – Dereck Chisora is a good champion, he's got good skills, head movement, he's speedy on his feet, and has a good punch," Fury said. But the Manchester native, who hails from an Irish Gypsy family, is adamant that Chisora will be dispatched and that Klitschko holds no fear if he does share the canvas with him. Fury accepts that with a 14-0 record – the same as Chisora's – he is still a baby in a division in which men often peak after entering their 30s.
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