Heavyweight boxer Otto Wallin -- the man who took Tyson Fury to the brink in 2019 -- says he's fully recovered from his battle with COVID and can't wait to fight again on Saturday.
in March -- but tells TMZ Sports he beat the virus pretty quickly and got back to training hard in a matter of weeks.
"I was out for maybe a week and a half, 2 weeks when I had it," Wallin says ..."But then we started training. Took it slow because we didn't know if it would affect me but we haven't noticed anything and we stepped it up from there." "Now we've had a few months with good training. I feel like I've improved since the Fury fight so hopefully, that will come out."
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