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TYSON FURY  has started a fierce training regime ahead of his world heavyweight title fight against Deontay Wilder on December 1.

Fury, 30, has travelled over 5,400 miles to train at The Summit - a gym located in Big Bear, California, to get ready for his showdown with the undefeated WBC champ.

Tyson Fury said Deontay Wilder is his 'for the taking'
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Tyson Fury said Deontay Wilder is his 'for the taking'Credit: Instagram

The Gym is located next to Big Bear Lake -  a popular training base for fighters as it is 7,000 feet above sea level and is hidden away in a quiet area.

Athletes train at high altitude to produce more of the hormone erythromycin (EPO) - which delivers more red blood cells to aid oxygen delivery to the muscles.

It was designed and built by Gennady Golovkin's trainer Abel Sanchez for former heavyweight British heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis and Hall of Fame trainer Emanuel Stewart.

Fury is training at The Summit Gym located next to Big Bear Lake, California
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Fury is training at The Summit Gym located next to Big Bear Lake, CaliforniaCredit: //thesummitgym.com/gym/
Gennady Golovkin's trainer Abel Sanchez designed the high-intensity gym
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Gennady Golovkin's trainer Abel Sanchez designed the high-intensity gymCredit: Getty - Contributor
Former unified champ Lennox Lewis has also trained at The Summit
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Former unified champ Lennox Lewis has also trained at The SummitCredit: Getty - Contributor

Fury has set his sights on becoming the “heavyweight king again.”

He said: "This is the year of wake up and smell the competition.

"Tyson Fury’s back and all you motherf****** are under attack, ain’t no stopping me now.

"Three years out the ring and I’m yet to be the world heavyweight king again."

The Fury vs Wilder fight is on December 1
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The Fury vs Wilder fight is on December 1Credit: AP:Associated Press

Fury hasn’t fought in a world title bout since he dethroned Wladimir Klitschko back in 2015 in Düsseldorf, Germany, to become the undisputed heavyweight champion.

In the Instagram post, Fury said Wilder is his for the taking.

He wrote:  "If you had 1 shot 1 opportunity to get everything you ever wanted would you take it or let it slip?

" is standing in my way of greatness. I WILL TAKE HIM! HE IS MINE FOR THE TAKING!"

WBC champ Wilder boasts a 40-0 record ahead of the Fury bout
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WBC champ Wilder boasts a 40-0 record ahead of the Fury boutCredit: AP:Associated Press
The fight will take place at the Staples Center, Los Angeles
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The fight will take place at the Staples Center, Los AngelesCredit: Getty Images - Getty

Hall of Fame promoter Frank Warren also tweeted a video of Fury enjoying his preparation for the much-awaited fight.

Both boxers are putting their undefeated records on the line with this clash, with Wilder boasting a 40-0 victory record compared to Fury's 27-0.

Deontay Wilder will fight Tyson Fury at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.

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