Nutritionists have prepared special food to help Tyson Fury quickly heal the tear in his right eyelid in time to compete with Oleksandr Usyk on May 18.
Whether the world boxing classic heavyweight title unification match between Tyson Fury – Oleksandr Usyk on May 18 will continue to be postponed or not, this will depend entirely on the treatment and recovery of the deep laceration in the right knee. Fury’s right eyelid.
The 35-year-old British boxer was injured earlier this month while sparring, forcing the match with Usyk on February 17 to be postponed for 3 months
Worth mentioning, the deep laceration to Fury’s eye required nearly 15 stitches. According to veteran medical expert Jorge Capetillo, who has assisted for many years and stitched up a laceration to his eye when Fury was punched and bled profusely by Otto Wallin in 2019, “Fury needs about 90 days to fully recover.” with this tear” .
Most recently, the famous former coach who worked with both Fury and Usyk, Ali Bashir, also affirmed that “playing on May 18 is too early and too risky for Fury, because if the torn calf is not completely healed again.” Fury could be punched by Usyk, leading to bleeding and losing by TKO.”
However, from the perspective of American nutritionist George Lockhart, adjusting Fury’s daily diet by adding “special foods” can completely help speed up the healing process. lacerations in eyelids.
“Of course, diet alone cannot solve all problems. With Fury’s eye tear this time, recovery time is still the most important factor. However, a daily menu rich in protein will affect , has a great impact on the injury recovery process in a completely natural way,” Lockhart shared.
“Fury eats a lot of red meat, because the iron content in red meat is very high. And not only meat, foods rich in nutrients include garlic, spinach, carrots, onions…, all will be harmoniously combined to create a daily menu. In particular, garlic is the “secret factor” that helps speed recovery because it helps kill bacteria and germs in the tear in Fury’s eye.
“Many people don’t realize that when they have an injury, their body will burn more calories in an effort to help them recover. The same thing happens when you get a deep cut or laceration to your eye. Treating a laceration Eye and ankle sprains are two different things. When tendon and muscle damage leads to swelling, foods like fish, especially wild salmon with Omega 3 nutrients, are very good If you want to cut, prioritize foods high in iron such as red meat and Omega 6.
“The doctor said that the laceration in Fury’s eye can heal again in 3 weeks. Hopefully everything will be fine soon. Although the match schedule moving to mid-May is very harsh for Fury, I know he He will do everything to recover in the best condition to fight Usyk,” said Lockhart – a medical expert who has worked with many famous heavyweight boxers and UFC fighters such as Joseph Parker and Connor McGregor.
A positive sign for Tyson Fury’s fans as well as boxing fans who are looking forward every day to the classic belt unification match is that Fury continues to give the best physical preparation as well as the determination to compete with Usyk.
Just a few days after his eye was torn, Fury posted a photo showing off his much firmer and leaner body, even “firmer” than when the puncher weighed nearly 130 kg when fighting Francis Ngannou. late October last year. Along with that photo, Fury did not forget to continue… teasing Usyk with the statement that “the Ukrainian puncher will be in big trouble when the two sides fight here”.
According to the new schedule on May 18, the classic title unification match Fury – Usyk will still take place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. This time, any boxer who gives up – for whatever reason – makes the match to find the absolute world heavyweight boxing champion for the first time in a quarter of a century unable to take place, that person. will be fined $10 million.
