“I’m going to retire after this fight.”
“I’m going to go home and train amateurs.”
Sugar Hill Steward says he’s probably going to call it a day after leading Tyson Fury to glory 
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February 23, 2020
- The Gypsy King ditched trainer Ben Davison and took a more offensive approach
- Fury’s decision to drop Davison looked to pay off as he clinched the WBC belt
Tyson Fury‘s trainer Javan ‘SugarHill’ Steward has revealed he is going to retire after helping the British fighter defeat Deontay Wilder on Sunday morning.
Fury stopped the American heavyweight in the seventh round in Las Vegas under the guidance of Steward.
After the fight, Steward told BT Sport: ‘I think I am going to retire after this fight, there is nothing else for me to do.
‘I am going to go home and train amateurs after this fight. Bring up some more champions.’
Fury changed his tactics to stop Wilder in Las Vegas following the pair’s draw in 2018.
The Gypsy King ditched trainer Ben Davison and took a more offensive approach under new coach Steward.
Fury boxed off the back foot in Los Angeles last time and seemed to be cruising towards a decision victory before he was dropped by Wilder in the 12th round of the first fight.
Davison helped Fury battle mental demons, shed 10st, and come within a couple of controversial scorecards of beating the WBC champion.
But Fury’s decision to drop Davison looked to pay off as he clinched the WBC championship.
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SOURCE: dailymail.co.uk