The victory of Tyson Fury would be a historic return

Former champion Lennox Lewis believes in Tyson Fury's victory over Deontay Wilder

Former heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis thinks that Tyson Fury (27-0-0, 19 wins for knockout) can accomplish one of the biggest returns in the history of his history by joining Deontay Wilder (40-0-0, 39 KO wins) defeated.

It's been three years since Tyson Fury upset Wladimir Klitschko and made him lose the WBA, IBF, IBO and WBO heavyweight titles.

Meanwhile, the "Chipsy King", after ending a two-year doping ban and leaving behind mental health problems and alcohol cravings, has been twice in the ring and won both fights. However, his two opponents do not have the same class as his next opponent, the defending champion of the WBC, Deontay Wilder.

English heavyweight legend Lennox Lewis thinks that Tyson Fury's return, if he manages to defeat Deontay Wilder, would rank alongside two legendary returns in the boxing history of George Foreman and Muhammad Ali.

Foreman became the world's oldest heavyweight champion in 1994, at the age of 45, while Ali went back to the top after a three-year hiatus when he refused to stand beat in the Vietnam War.

"This will be one of the biggest returns in the history of boxing," said Lewis.

"Fury will write the history of boxing.Many boxing experts have already canceled it and no longer believe that it can come back … and I think that's what it is who motivates him. "

"He wants to become a champion again and that's just his goal."

"This is already part of the history of boxing and he wants to continue writing this story."

Lewis believes that if the fight continues Saturday, Fury will remain undefeated and become the new WBC heavyweight champion.

However, he does not want to exclude Wilder keeping his own record with another knockout victory.

British hero Lewis said: "The countdown has begun and the winner of this fight will soon be dueled against Anthony Joshua, champion of the WBA, the IBF and the WBO."

Tyson Fury, originally from Manchester, has already fought in the United States when he knocked out Steve Cunningham in 2013.

But this is Fury's first big fight in the United States, an experiment with which Lewis has a lot of experience.

"If you box in the United States, it's just another fight, like all over the world," said the former king of the heavyweight division, indisputable.

"Once you face an opponent in the ring, the city no longer plays a role in the ring."

"He should react the same way, this guy wants to get rid of him, he wants to knock him out, so he has to protect himself."

"I hope that it is stable enough to withstand the pressure of Wilder."

"Fury accepted this fight and he said that he could do it."

"There can only be one winner and that alone is the recipe for a great fight."

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