Tyson Fury weighed in at 265lbs, marking a significant contrast to Mariusz Wach, who tipped the scales at 291.4lbs for their heavyweight fight scheduled for Friday in Thailand. This difference of 26.4 pounds positions Fury at a unique disadvantage, as he prepares for his 39th career fight.

In a candid moment at the weigh-in in Pattaya, Fury expressed confidence despite the weight gap, stating, "Yes [I've put in the work], this is my second camp back-to-back after a 16-month lay-off. I'm getting sharper, fitter, and stronger every day." He acknowledged that he has never faced a heavier opponent and is eager to box effectively, aiming to utilize his attributes to dominate the match.

Fury's preparation has been intense, focusing on being 100 percent focused and not underestimating his opponent. His strategy includes moving and boxing for all 12 rounds, demonstrating his commitment to returning to the ring after a long absence.

This fight is set to take place in front of a modest crowd of just 1,500 fans at the Max Muay Thai Stadium. It could serve as a precursor to a highly anticipated bout against Anthony Joshua, who is also fighting this weekend.

Notably, Fury's match will not be broadcast live but will be featured in his Netflix documentary series, 'At Home with the Furys', providing fans a unique behind-the-scenes look at his journey.