VIDEO: ESBC Game Gives First Look at Tyson Fury’s Character

Tyson Fury is one of the most iconic and highly regarded heavyweight fighters of boxing. In his cracking stint, the Brit has shown the paramount talent to outclass his opponents, thus pinning himself at the peak of this roster. Also, his fan base isn’t just restricted to the sport of boxing, but a significant number of his fans are from the other sporting verticals like WWE.

That said, to maximize his popularity and his amazing persona, the renowned ESBC game launched Tyson Fury in their upcoming game.

Recently, they also came and revealed Fury’s look in this game. This look has been doing rounds on social media.

The ESBC game has created enough hype already and hardcore boxing lovers are waiting to get their hands on the same. Moreover, the addition of Tyson Fury‘s character will help ESBC loop in more fans, eventually increasing their sales.

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A few days back, ‘The Gypsy King’ tested positive for Covid-19. With this, his much-awaited trilogy with Deontay Wilder got postponed and the fight will now take place on October 9th. ‘The Gypsy King’, who had to halt his training, has now recovered and is back in training.

This time, Fury has an enormous responsibility on his shoulders. He will look to conclude his rivalry with Wilder to cement himself as the greatest ever to grace the ring.

Tyson Fury is set to roar against Deontay Wilder on October 9th

The undefeated champ, Fury, hasn’t fought since February 2020. And in order to end his inactive run, he’s eager to make an appearance in the ring.

Although Fury was earlier interested in an undisputed title clash with his compatriot Anthony Joshua, this fight still didn’t materialize. Hence, ‘The Gypsy King will first have to remove a major roadblock in Wilder before he can think about the undisputed title fight.

A win there will certainly boost his profile among the ESBC users.

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