Tyson Fury recalled his depression after defeating Wladimir Klitschko

Before, it was like I had conquered the world, and there was nothing else that I wanted to do. When I was only young, Klitschko was a world champion, so I was always looking at him, and when I’d completed it, it was game over for me. I didn’t want to continue, plus I was mentally unstable. Going into that fight, I was very depressed and down and anxious. I always had that goal of beating Klitschko that kept me on the straight and narrow path, but after that goal was taken away from me, I had nothing else that I could focus on to give me that drive. It was like a total downward spiral, and I didn’t want to live anymore. I was happy to die at 27. I was happy to finish; that was it.