Immediately after defeating Deontay Wilder, UFC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury considered retiring early from his career because he feared mental health problems.

Tyson Fury fears his boxing career will end soon because the intense training often makes him feel like he’s about to go psychotic.

Defeating Wilder, Tyson Fury suddenly considered retiring from his boxing career early because of fear of mental health problems.

The heavyweight boxer praised his partner, wife Paris – the only person who can help him escape the symptoms of depression that sometimes come.

“I don’t know what would happen if I somehow got injured so I couldn’t train or anything. I dread those days,” said the 33-year-old boxer.

“I’m really scared of what might happen around me because I know, no matter what I have, everything will be lost if I suddenly become mentally ill. I believe it’s hard to get over the shock.” “If that day suddenly comes. But now I have to learn how to maintain my health. If I don’t practice for two or three days, I will soak and relax,” Fury shared.

Tyson Fury praised his wife Paris for helping him escape depression while training and competing.

In fact, Tyson Fury once suffered from depression and problems with alcohol and drugs, but fortunately, thanks to the care of his wife Paris, he overcame it.

Speaking at the Wow Hydrate event before winning his world title against Deontay Wilder, Tyson Fury said: “She almost knows when I’m not feeling well and she’ll say: ‘Come back to me so we can be happy. happy together.” And it made me escape my depression.”