British boxer Tyson Fury claims that he has not yet shown his best version, ahead of the charity match in Thailand, preparing for the confrontation with Anthony Joshua.

Tyson Fury, former heavyweight world champion, declared on Wednesday that 'the best is just beginning', ahead of a charity match in Pattaya, Thailand, against Polish fighter Mariusz Wach. Fury, who will turn 38 next month, emphasized that he does not want to discuss his long-awaited confrontation with Anthony Joshua, but rather focus on his experience in Thailand, which made him feel 'rejuvenated'.

Fury returned to the ring after a 16-month break, winning a match in April, and decided to fight in Thailand for a good cause, with funds going to underprivileged children. Although the match will not be broadcast live, it will be recorded for his Netflix series. Fury stated that he fights for pleasure and not for money, confident that he can have matches with anyone he wants. At the same time, Anthony Joshua is preparing for a match in Saudi Arabia, returning to the ring after a tragic car accident.