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Published 16:21 26 Jun 2017 BST

"I think he will knock him out inside the first 35 seconds like he did to Jose Aldo, to be honest."Most boxing personalities are writing this bout off as a circus sideshow that symbolises everything that is wrong with their beloved sport. Not Fury though. He's caught up in the romance of the storyline. https://twitter.com/SportsJOE_UK/status/879209609122205696 Not only is he pulling for the Dubliner to win, but he believes that unlikely result will actually benefit boxing.
"It would be good for boxing if McGregor chinned him. It would be great for the real people of the world."We're not exactly sure that McGregor rendering arguably the greatest defensive boxer ever unconscious would reflect well on the sport. There's also the distinct possibility that him being successful would result in other UFC fighters trying to follow him down a legitimately dangerous path. We'll let the real people of the world decide what outcome would best suit them. Whoever they may be. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzNZK6qp7jw
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