Overview
- On July 21, Fisher announced a mutual split from coach Mark Tibbs to seek a fresh start after nearly five years together.
- The decision follows Fisher’s first career loss, a fifth-round knockout by veteran Dave Allen in May at London’s Copper Box Arena that cost him the WBA Inter-Continental title.
- Under Tibbs, Fisher amassed a 13-0 record with 11 knockouts, highlighted by a 36-second stoppage of Alen Babic and a split-decision win over Allen in December.
- Mark Tibbs, who has trained world title contenders and works alongside his father Jimmy, will remain a friend and advisor to Fisher.
- Fisher is now seeking a new trainer to refine his techniques and relaunch his trajectory in the heavyweight division.