"There's going to be a lot more money coming his way, a lot of stardom, a lot more pressure on his shoulders," said McGinley, following four marathon commentary stints from Sky Sports headquarters in London - another first. "It's how he deals with those things that will determine how successful he is going to be in his career. This guy's got something about him and, at the moment, he has a bit of confidence too. "He learns a lot from me," Steward told Sky Sports about Ali Walsh. Steward has overseen Ali Walsh's novice career and also twice guided Fury to demolition wins against Deontay Wilder. "When I woke up today, I though this is meant to be. This is where I feel very comfortable. This is where I want to be, and I'm not scared of it. I think if I was scared of it, the last few holes would have been a little different, but I want to be in this position.