Arum suffering from mild COVID symptoms

Hall of Fame promoter Bob Arum won’t be in attendance for this weekend’s Fury-Whyte clash in London.

Arum tweeted: “Excited to watch Tyson Fury defend his titles Saturday against Dillian Whyte in front of 94,000 fans at Wembley Stadium. Unfortunately, I will be unable to attend as I am recovering from mild COVID-19 symptoms. I’ll be cheering on The Gypsy King from home as I watch on ESPN+ PPV.”

Arum recently admitted to paying crime boss Daniel Kinahan, formerly an adviser to Tyson Fury, consulting fees totaling as much as $8 million dollars for Fury’s four recent bouts in the United States. Fury co-promoter Frank Warren told the BBC that he was unaware of those payments. “That’s their business. It’s nothing to do with us. Certainly nothing to do with me and, as I say, Tyson was unaware of it.”

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    • The thumbs down here seem kind of odd considering this was a get well wish…

      • lol, You said it down there USF – I’m thinking the man literally just turned NINETY. If he had a common cold or just a headache, I’d say the same thing for him.

        • Agreed. I know a lot of people who have had Covid. Just about everybody turned out ok, but I did have a coworker who passed from it. 49 years old, seemed in good shape, but he was diabetic. I’d be concerned with Arum having it at 90. To your point though, even if he had nothing more than a sore elbow, crazy that there would be thumbs down for wishing him a speedy recovery. Whatever floats people’s boats I guess…

    • True that the vast majority of people who get it will be fine, but Arum is 90 years old. Hopefully he will be fine too..

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