Tommy Fury vs. Daniel Bocianski Stats: Age, Height, Weight, Reach, Net Worth, Record, and More

Tyson Fury will be accompanied by his brother to the Wembley Stadium on April 23. Tommy Fury, the younger brother of The Gypsy King, will be fighting on the undercard with the Polish boxer, Daniel Bocianski.

The young Tommy Fury and Bocianski will fight a 6-round match in the light heavyweight division. Let’s take a look at the attributes which they will carry with them to the ring.

Tommy Fury vs. Daniel Bocianski: Physical attributes

The 22-year-old, Tommy Fury, stands 6 feet tall and weighs 176 lbs approximately. Moreover, Fury has a good reach for his punches, which is around 80 inches. With these features, he has won more than half of his fights by knockout.

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Fury will enter the ring against Bocianski with a record of 7-0-0 with a knockout percentage of 57.14%.

On the other hand, the 27-year-old, Daniel Bocianski, is taller than Fury. He is 6′ 3″ and weighs around 175 lbs with a reach of 78.5 inches. Bocianski will fight Fury with a higher experience of 11 fights out of which he has won 10 and has been on the losing side only once so far.

Both the fighters will aim to take good advantage tactically by utilizing their physical attributes while fighting.

Some other facts about the fighters

Tommy Fury is well recognized as ‘TNT’. The fans have a high career expectation from him as he belongs to the family of Furys. The Manchester-born pugilist has also appeared on the television screen during the 5th season of Love Island. TNT has a net worth of $1 million which is a significant achievement at such a young age.

This will be the first time when Daniel Bocianski will be fighting outside of his native country. It is a big stage for him to prove his skills against TNT. 

There will be a lot of cheering for this undercard bout where the young Fury will fight before Tyson Fury in his homeland. Whereas, Bocianski, with a higher experience, will not step back against TNT.

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Moreover, it will be interesting to see how Tyson Fury’s brother will fare in front of the home crowd.

What are your predictions for this undercard bout? Do you think Tommy Fury will match up to the expectations of the boxing fans? Let us know your views in the comments below.