WBC Bridgerweight Belt: If Tyson Fury wins his own WBC world title in a thrilling matchup with Lukasz Rozanski this month, Alan Babic says it would be a “pleasure” to continue trading blows with him.
Babic, often known as “The Savage,” practised his blows with Fury in a sparring session before his April 22 WBC Bridgerweight match against Rozanski in Poland.
With 10 of his 11 victories coming by knockout at heavyweight, the unbeaten Croatian contender has already demonstrated his unrelenting approach, but he has moved down a weight class to contend for his own version of the world championship that is presently held by Tyson Fury.
Babic informed Sky Sports when asked if he and Fury will ever square off. “Sure, that. Who would not want to compete against Tyson Fury? Let’s go.
“Around three months ago, Tyson Fury and I sparred. We had a great time. The rounds were quite good. You may query him.
“I would take that fight without a doubt. A guy who enjoys boxing is me. His life was devoted to boxing. I would be more than happy to do so.
“I have cruiserweight available. I am able to lift weights. I can compete at three different weights, so if I win, you might have a three-weight world champion.”
Since inviting the 32-year-old into his training camp for sparring, Dillian Whyte, another of Britain’s top heavyweights, has assisted Babic in developing his career.
On the same bill as Whyte, who is travelling to Rzeszow for assistance, Babic displayed his all-action strategy in impressive triumphs.
Whatever happens in my life, Dillian Whyte will always be the one who gave me the nickname “The Savage,” who introduced me to boxing, and who gave me this other identity.
“I have the biggest regard for him. I merely admire Dillian. I don’t regard myself as anything other than an individual. I have a lot of respect for him, so it will mean a lot to me and the rest of his squad if he is there for us.
“These negotiations have gone quite well for them. Although it was difficult, they completed it all today. There would not be a fight without Dillian.
“His [Rozanski’s] environment, his hometown, and his nation can’t affect me because I don’t acknowledge it,” he said. I’m not even mentioning Rozanski.
“I’m only going there to get my belt, that’s all. I don’t give a damn about Rozanski.”
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