Tyson Fury goes into Friday's heavyweight contest with Mariusz Wach in unusual circumstances after coming in lighter than his opponent at the weigh-in. It is the first time in 15 years that Fury has weighed less than the man standing across from him before a fight.
The British heavyweight was recorded at 18st 13lb (120kg) ahead of the bout in Thailand. For a fighter long known for his size advantage in the division, the weigh-in result stands out as a notable talking point before the matchup.
Fury's weight has often drawn attention throughout his career, and this latest figure adds another layer of intrigue to the contest with the bigger Wach. The pre-fight numbers suggest a different physical dynamic than Fury usually brings into the ring.
With the weigh-in complete, attention now shifts to how that size difference could affect Friday's bout. Fury remains the headline name, but the scale reading has given this heavyweight meeting an extra point of interest.
