Tyson Fury failed to turn up for a news conference to publicise his rematch with Wladimir Klitschko, but promoters Frank Warren and Mick Hennessy insist the fight will happen.Fury (25-0, 18 KOs) was stuck in traffic on the M6 motorway on his way to the conference in London, but Warren says the WBA-WBO world heavyweight champions return fight with Klitschko is going ahead as planned at the Manchester Arena on Oct. 29.All we know at this stage, and his phone battery has gone, is that he has had problems with traffic and his car has broken down, Warren said.This fight is going ahead despite some of the rumours around it.Warren also insisted the prospect of a National Anti-Doping Panel hearing about alleged doping violations by Fury will not threaten the fight.UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) agency revealed a month ago that it had charged Fury and cousin Hughie Fury for using a banned substance on June 24. Fury and fellow heavyweight Hughie strongly deny the allegations.The head of the tribunal Mr [Charles] Flint has ruled the fight will go ahead, said Warren, who also revealed he will be holding talks with Tom Loeffler, of K2 Promotions, about Briton Billy Joe Saunders fighting world middleweight No 1 Gennady Golovkin.There are no problems with UKAD or drugs. Mr Flint said on Friday that the fight will go ahead and the hearing will be after so it will not interfere with it.The fight is all signed and there [are] no problems. The only problem we have is his car breaking down today. Ill get him on my motorbike if it breaks down again on the night of the fight.Furys promoter Hennessy also down-played Furys absence.This is the first press conference Tyson has ever missed, this is not the norm and we are not making it up, said Hennessy.Klitschko (64-4, 53 KOs), 40, claims he was not losing patience with Fury, who pulled out of meeting the former champion on July 9 because he injured an ankle while running.Morecambe-based Fury pulled off a big shock when he out-pointed Klitschko to lift the WBA, WBO and IBF world titles in Germany in November after the Ukrainian had reigned as world champion for nearly a decade.I wont be surprised if something else happens, Im prepared for anything to achieve my goal and Im obsessed by that, said Klitschko.But eventually we will meet in the ring. The fight is going to come up for real and if its not going to happen in October I will wait. I may be 41 then but I will wait if it gets put back to March or something. Eventually time will run out for the champion because he will need to defend the titles.I understand that Fury is not here right now. I understand the postponement because Ive had injuries myself and I really look forward to revenge.Furys uncle and trainer Peter Fury did make it to the news conference and warned Klitschko he will have to go through a radical change if he is to win back his belts.Last time we didnt get an exciting fight, it was more of a chess match, but this time Wladimir knows he has to do something different to get his belts back and it makes for a mouth-watering fight, said Fury.There has been a lot of ups and down to get this fight on. I want to prove who the real Tyson Fury is: one of the best fighters in the world and I want him to prove his legacy in boxing.There has been chaos around this fight. UKAD have been leaking things out to the press.Tyson is very upset at how he has been treated by the British public.Henry Ellenson Pistons Jersey . 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However, he believes that his success - and that of his former England and Northants team-mate Monty Panesar - came in spite of the system, not because of it.Me and Monty were freaks of nature, we grew up in Northants where the pitches used to rag square, but I moved [to Nottinghamshire] because I wanted to become a better bowler on non-turning pitches, Swann said during the launch of BT Sports cricket coverage.We dont take spin seriously in this country, and then bemoan the fact that we havent got world-class spinners when we go to the subcontinent.Weve got a bloody good team with bloody good cricketers, but we will lose in India because of what has happened 20 years before. We are hamstrung by the fact that we treat spinners as third-class citizens.Swanns own path to international cricket is widely documented. He was picked as a 20-year-old for the 1999-2000 tour of South Africa, only to be banished after a solitary ODI by the then-coach Duncan Fletcher. It wasnt until Peter Moores took over after the 2007 World Cup that he was considered for a recall, and promptly picked up two wickets in the first over of his Test debut, against India at Chennai.Duncan Fletcher did a lot of good for English cricket - he and Nasser Hussain deserve a lot of credit for helping the game become ultra-professional - but spin bowling always lagged behind, said Swann. The best thing Fletcher did for me was not picking me for eight years, even though he did pick guys who I thought werent as good as me. It actually made me a better spinner. I taught myself to bowl because I was unsullied by the system.That system has made several strides in recent seasons, not least the change to the toss regulations in county cricket in 2016 which encouraged the preparation of wickets that offer more to spin bowlers. But, Swann says, that change alone wont be enough to right a generation of wrongs. Youve still got 18 county captains who dont trust their spinners, he said. Its the English way. An over before lunch, two before tea and six before the new ball. Thats it.For that reason, he adds, the fact that England have embarked on a nine-week tour of the subcontinent without appointing a full-time spin coach is a glaring oversight.There is no sort of system in place to provide the backing that spinners need, he said. From the day they arrive in county cricket to the day they play in Tests, its not there. It is for batting, for bowlers, for fielding, for fitness, for nutrition ... but not for spin bowling. And because of that, we are bad players of spin. Its a whole melting pot.To help prepare thhem for the tour of India, England have recruited the former Pakistan offspinner, Saqlain Mushtaq, in a mentoring capacity, but that appointment, says Swann, is little different to the piecemeal solution that Saqlains fellow countryman, Mushtaq Ahmed, offered during his day.ddddddddddddor me, Mushy was a brilliant sounding board and a mentor, but he only used to do 40 days a year. Hed be there for a couple of weeks, then hed go home before the second Test. But thered still be a nutritionist or a psychologist on the tour.I know theres only one of me, but its stupid. Ive always bemoaned that, but until we take it seriously, we have to accept that when we play away from home in spin conditions we will be shown up.That fear was made abundantly clear on Englands tour of Bangladesh last month, where they endured a near-miss in the first Test in Chittagong before succumbing to an historic 108-run defeat in the second Test at Dhaka, which featured the stunning loss of 10 wickets for 64 runs in the space of a single session.And Swann, who had to surmount some of the flattest conditions of his career when he helped England win their previous Test series in Bangladesh in 2009-10, said that the identity of Englands conqueror in Dhaka, the teenage offspinner, Mehedi Hasan, really ought to be seen as a wake-up call for the ECB.On paper, Bangladesh are one of the two worst Test teams in the world, but they saw England - a bastion of the game - coming out to play and knew exactly how to beat us, by having turning pitches, simple, and picking an 18-year-old to win it.If that doesnt set off alarm bells in the upper echelons of the game, then we really are pig-headed. Its like that Blackadder quote: If nothing else works, a total pig-headed unwillingness to look facts in the face will see us through!In England, it will take you until you are 28 to bowl the amount of overs that an 18-year-old will have bowled in Bangladesh or India. These kids will have been bowling 30 overs a day since 11 to 12, because the conditions dictate that you cant bowl seam all the day. Its why they play spin better and bowl spin better. Its like playing the piano. After youve done it for 15 years, you can bang out a decent bit of Chopin.Consequently, despite confounding all expectations on their last tour of India four years ago, Swann sees few grounds for optimism in the coming weeks.I dont think weve got a cat in hells chance, seeing how [Ravi] Ashwin and [Ravi] Jadeja bowl, he said. Jadeja doesnt spin the ball, he doesnt try to. He just bowls straight and lets Ashwin do the work. 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