Tyson Fury is set to rematch Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia in December, but Fury's family suffered a traumatic incident the last time they met in May.
The boxer revealed the day before his fight with Usyk on May 18 that Fury's wife Paris suffered a miscarriage six months into her pregnancy. TMZ reported.
Paris had phoned Fury to tell him that he could not travel to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, because of his high blood pressure.
But soon alarm bells started ringing for Fury.
The fighter said his wife did not tell him what was really going on.
“She never said she lost the baby, but I knew. When she came back, I got the inevitable confirmation that it was gone, but she kept it a secret. '' he said.
The couple married in 2008 and have seven children.
This happened after Paris suffered a miscarriage in 2014.
Mr Fury lamented being so far away from his wife when she suffered a miscarriage in May.
“It's not like your first small miscarriage. You have to physically give birth to a dead child yourself while your husband is abroad. It's not good to go through that on your own,” he said. said.
Fury and Usyk will have a rematch on December 21st after Usyk defeated Fury by split decision in May.
he told ESPN In an interview, he said he would “be more focused” in the rematch and described the match as a “big fight.”
“Obviously this is a big, big fight for both of us,” Farley told ESPN. “And I want to win badly because it’s going to be a tough fight either way and I want to avenge my only loss obviously. It means a lot because we get a rematch.”
