On the back of his sensational WBA, IBF and WBO heavyweight world title win on Saturday night, Tyson Fury is insistent he was nowhere near his best as he defeated the legendary Wladimir Klitschko in Dusseldorf. The 27-year-old beat the Ukrainian by a unanimous points decision to upset the odds and cause one of biggest upsets in boxing history. He told Sky Sports News: 'To be honest with you, I don't think we've seen 65 per cent of what I can do. For me it was a bad performance, so although it was good enough to win the heavyweight championship of the world and beat a man who had not been beaten in 10 or 11 years, that wasn't as good as I can do.Tyson Fury shocked Wladimir Klitschko to win heavyweight world titleThe 27-year-old admits he was disappointed with his overall performanceFury feels that he only fought at 60-65 per cent and more is to come'Gypsy King' is open to rematch and would go back to Germany for itFury also praised and credited his uncle and trainer, Peter Fury
Moments after the judges scorecards were announced by Michael Buffer, the _ camp all jumped with joy before falling to the canvas as a group, as they celebrated his unlikely victory in Dusseldorf.