TYSON FURY flexed his hulking muscles in a post-training selfie with his team.
The Gypsy King is in the final stages of training camp for his controversial crossover clash with former UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou later this month.
GETTYTyson Fury will throw down with former UFC champ Francis Ngannou next Saturday[/caption]
Instagram / @tysonfuryFury has been hard at work in the gym in preparation for the Saudi showdown[/caption]
INSTAGRAM@KRISTIANBLACKLOCKFury flexed his hulking muscles following a gruelling workout with his team in Saudi[/caption]
Fury, 35, is refusing to leave any stone unturned ahead of the Saudi showdown – despite Ngannou being a boxing novice.
The Wythenshawe warrior has been put through his paces by long-time strength and conditioning coach Kristian Blacklock.
And Blacklock shared a post-training snap of Fury and the team to his Instagram page on Thursday.
A topless Fury flexed his traps as the rest of his team posed for the camera.
Blacklock’s accompanying caption for the post read: “Couldn’t think of a better way to celebrate my birthday that being around my friends and team-mates.
“Thank you all for making my day special and thanks to everyone who has sent me birthday messages I’ve literally never had so many.”
Former unified heavyweight champion Fury commented on the post with flexing, a crown and love-heart emojis.
The undefeated Fury goes into his clash with Ngannou as an overwhelming favourite to win the lucrative ten-rounder.
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But MMA man-mountain Ngannou reckons he can shock the world and hand the Brit his first professional defeat.
He told The LadBible earlier this year: “He’s a great boxer.
“One of the best to ever do it. Personally, I think he’s a show guy.
“He’s a good show guy. He likes to have fun. He’s cool.
“And what I love about him, he’s a free man. He speaks free. He lives free.
“He’s not caged. And I like that attitude.
“Ten years ago, I wasn’t in the picture. Not even in the corner, like a dot. So I have my own chance.”