Tyson Fury declared he feels “at peace with everything” as he addressed the media on Wednesday ahead of his heavyweight bout against Mariusz Wach, which takes place tomorrow (Friday) at the 1,500-seat Max Muay Thai Arena in Pattaya.
The press conference, held at the Amelia Hotel Pattaya, officially launched the event, promoted by Gold Star Promotion and sanctioned by the World Boxing Council (WBC).
The contest serves as Fury’s return to the ring before a proposed showdown with Anthony Joshua later this year, with the newly created WBC Humanitarian Title also on the line.
Fury revealed that the opportunity to fight in Thailand came after a planned Aug 1 bout in Dublin was replaced by an event that offered something more meaningful.
“It’s a special moment to be out here in Thailand,” said Fury. “I’ve been here since December. Beautiful place, beautiful people. I feel at peace with everything. I think I thrive better in warmer climates. I feel rejuvenated.














