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Tyson Fury has mocked Wladimir Klitschko, telling the former 11-year champion "you let a fat man beat you".
Ahead of their rematch on July 9 in Manchester, Fury revealed he's only in boxing for the money and doesn't let training get in the way of his lifestyle.
The 27-year-old Fury said he was carrying plenty of extra kilograms, before taking his shirt off and clutching his stomach.
"Shame on you, you let a fat man beat you," said the undefeated Fury.
"I don't even live an athlete's lifestyle. It's a disgrace to call me an athlete.
"Wladimir lives a strict lifestyle, but what's the point in being professional for all those years if you can't beat a fat man?
"I could beat Wladimir if I was 30st and fat as a pig. I don't need to turn up in shape."
Fury is unbeaten in 25 professional fights, but said he hated the sport.
"Boxing doesn't mean a lot to me," he said. "If it did, I wouldn't have eaten all the pies, drunk every pint of beer in Lancashire and gone into camp four stone overweight?
"I wish I wasn't a boxer. I hate every second of training and I hate speaking to all you idiots. I'd rather be at home with the kids watching television and eating sweets.
"But I'm just too good at it to stop. It's easy money, knocking over a few bums."
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