Tyson Fury is pulling out all the stops as he prepares for his rematch with Deontay Wilder.
The Gypsy King takes on the Bronze Bomber in a highly-anticipated second bout in Las Vegas on February 22 – with Wilder’s WBC heavyweight belt on the line.
Their first encounter ended in a controversial December 2018 draw, with many, including Fury, believing the Brit was a deserving winner.
Fury is now aiming to secure his victory over the unbeaten Wilder at the second attempt, and he’s hoping for a knockout according to his trainer SugarHill Steward.
The Gypsy King himself insists the KO will come early so “we can all go out and get drunk” in Las Vegas.
Nonetheless, Wilder is a fearsome puncher and twice sent Fury to the canvas in their first fight – only to see the Brit rise and complete the 12 rounds.
And to prepare for Wilder’s fists Fury has been strengthening his jaw – by “licking p****!”
He said: “I have got confidence in my chin but I’ve been doing a lot of p**** licking to strengthen up my jaw up.
“So yeah I’ve been strengthening the old jaw up as well.”
This is not the first unusual tactic Fury has used in the build-up to his rematch with Wilder – and not even the first X-rated one.
The Manchester-born fighter revealed last month he’s “masturbating seven times a day” to keep his testosterone pumping in the build up to the bout.
Furthermore, the 31-year-old earlier this month vowed to dip his hands in PETROL for five minutes a day in an attempt to toughen up his knuckles.
He said: “I was speaking to an old legendary bare-knuckle fighter from the travelling community, he’s called Big Joe Joyce.
“He told me about dipping his hands in petrol to toughen them up.
“So for this fight I’ll be dipping my hands in petrol for five minutes a day during the last three or four weeks of the training camp to really toughen them up.
“It worked for him, so I’m going to give it a try.”
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