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Daily Mail
a day ago
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- Daily Mail
Topless Tyson! Fury spotted wearing nothing but a KILT as he films latest Netflix series in obscure Scottish town - as fans hail 'Viking' look
Tyson Fury looked every inch the Braveheart warrior as he strode around a Scottish town flashing his topless muscular torso - wearing a kilt and a whole load of attitude. The Gypsy King was posing for the cameras in filming for season two of his Netflix series 'At Home with The Furys'. Netflix confirmed another run of the show after the nine-part first series garnered positive reviews and a mammoth 2.6million viewers on the opening episode alone. Cameras have been trailing Fury, 36, for the last couple of weeks for more content with Fury, childhood sweetheart wife Paris, and their seven children. He reaffirmed his retirement from boxing in May after rumours that he could return, having retired for the fifth time in January. And while fans might not be treated to any more bouts involving the two-time world heavyweight champion, they did enjoy his look with the kilt, tartan tie, socks, and big boots as he sauntered around Grantown-on-Spey. 'The people champion,' commented one user on his Instagram video. 'I'm thinking techno Viking,' said another. You my man are my HERO.' commented 11-time world champion and former 'Golden Boy of Boxing' Oscar de la Hoya. 'Beast of a man,' wrote JD Tom Zanetti. Some desperately clung to the hope that he might once again don his boxing gloves, with one supporter asking: 'Promo for a comeback fight?' Fury was back on our screens in a different capacity at the weekend as he helped manage England at Soccer Aid. He left viewers shocked as he dropped the f-bomb live on ITV. It came as the boxer gave the England team a motivational speech in the dressing room. During his words of encouragement, he told the lads: 'We are f***ing Spartans.' It forced Alex Scott to apologise to viewers at home, before she threw back to Dermot O'Leary, 52, who was standing by on the pitch. Scott, 40, told fans: 'We do apologise for the swearing. It's Tyson we don't know what's going to happen.' Not that the motivational twist helped the team much - they ended up losing 5-4 to the World XI after Carlos tevez struck four times and Big Zuu scored the winner, with £15million raised for UNICEF.
Scottish Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Tyson Fury spotted walking down high street with no top on wearing just a kilt as fans hail ‘people's champion'
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) TYSON FURY channelled his inner Scot by donning nothing but a KILT as he filmed an episode of his Netflix TV show. Season two of At Home with The Furys is currently being filmed by mammoth streaming platform, which commissioned a second instalment following the overwhelming success of the first. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 4 Tyson Fury was spotted walking down the high street in Granton on Spey in nothing but a kilt Credit: INSTAGRAM@TYSONFURY 4 Fury was being followed around by Netflix cameras Credit: INSTAGRAM@TYSONFURY 4 The Gypsy King waved to members of the public as he walked the high street Credit: INSTAGRAM@TYSONFURY The Netflix cameras have been following the Gypsy King's every move since filming started a couple of weeks ago. And they will have captured the former unified heavyweight champion putting on quite the display as he strode down the high street in rural Scottish town Granton on Spey. The 36-year-old stunned passersby as he walked the high street topless in a tartan kilt. Fury completed his daring look with a tartan tie around his neck, despite not wearing a shirt. Stunned locals couldn't believe their eyes as the Brit boxing legend strolled the streets, with several of them flocking to him to try and get a selfie. Fury was all too happy to take snaps with adoring fans and even went out of his way to wave to members of the public on the other side of the road. Fury shared a video of his topless kilt walk on his Instagram with the accompanying caption: "Freedom." Scores of his followers commented on the video, with one saying: 'True champion. JOIN SUN VEGAS: GET £50 BONUS 4 "Another said: "The best ever." And another said: "The people's champion." Alex Scott and Dermot O'Leary forced to apologise as Tyson Fury swears live on ITV during Soccer Aid coverage Fury made it further north than Granton, visiting the small town of John o'Groats, where he stayed in a caravan park. John o'Groats Caravan and Camping site were proud as punch to have the boxer stay with them. Along with a series of snaps of the Wythenshawe warrior, they wrote: "We were delighted to host the one and only 'Gypsy King' Mr Tyson Fury and his family at the John O Groats Caravan and Camping Site!! "It was a pleasure to have them all stay with us!" Fury hasn't set foot in the ring since his second straight defeat to former undisputed heavyweight king Oleksandr Usyk last December. He retired a few weeks after his second successive defeat to the Ukrainian but has publicly toyed with the idea of ending his fifth hanging up of the gloves.
The Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Tyson Fury spotted walking down high street with no top on wearing just a kilt as fans hail ‘people's champion'
TYSON FURY channelled his inner Scot by donning nothing but a KILT as he filmed an episode of his Netflix TV show. Season two of At Home with The Furys is currently being filmed by mammoth streaming platform, which commissioned a second instalment following the overwhelming success of the first. 3 3 3 The Netflix cameras have been following the Gypsy King's every move since filming started a couple of weeks ago. And they will have captured the former unified heavyweight champion putting on quite the display as he strode down the high street in rural Scottish town Granton on Spey. The 36-year-old stunned passersby as he walked the high street topless in a tartan kilt. Fury completed his daring look with a tartan tie around his neck, despite not wearing a shirt. Stunned locals couldn't believe their eyes as the Brit boxing legend strolled the streets, with several of them flocking to him to try and get a selfie. Fury was all too happy to take snaps with adoring fans and even went out of his way to wave to members of the public on the other side of the road. Fury shared a video of his topless kilt walk on his Instagram with the accompanying caption: "Freedom." JOIN SUN VEGAS: GET £50 BONUS "Another said: "The best ever." And another said: "The people's champion." Alex Scott and Dermot O'Leary forced to apologise as Tyson Fury swears live on ITV during Soccer Aid coverage Fury made it further north than Granton, visiting the small town of John o'Groats, where he stayed in a caravan park. John o'Groats Caravan and Camping site were proud as punch to have the boxer stay with them. Along with a series of snaps of the Wythenshawe warrior, they wrote: "We were delighted to host the one and only 'Gypsy King' Mr Tyson Fury and his family at the John O Groats Caravan and Camping Site!! "It was a pleasure to have them all stay with us!" Fury hasn't set foot in the ring since his second straight defeat to former undisputed heavyweight king Oleksandr Usyk last December. He retired a few weeks after his second successive defeat to the Ukrainian but has publicly toyed with the idea of ending his fifth hanging up of the gloves.
The Irish Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Tyson Fury spotted walking down high street with no top on wearing just a kilt as fans hail ‘people's champion'
TYSON FURY channelled his inner Scot by donning nothing but a KILT as he filmed an episode of his Netflix TV show. Season two of At Home with The Furys is currently being filmed by mammoth streaming platform, which commissioned a second instalment following the overwhelming success of the first. Advertisement 4 Tyson Fury was spotted walking down the high street in Granton on Spey in nothing but a kilt Credit: INSTAGRAM@TYSONFURY 4 Fury was being followed around by Netflix cameras Credit: INSTAGRAM@TYSONFURY 4 The Gypsy King waved to members of the public as he walked the high street Credit: INSTAGRAM@TYSONFURY The Netflix cameras have been following the Gypsy King's every move since filming started a couple of weeks ago. And they will have captured the former unified heavyweight champion putting on quite the display as he strode down the high street in rural Scottish town Granton on Spey. The 36-year-old stunned passersby as he walked the high street topless in a tartan kilt. Fury completed his daring look with a tartan tie around his neck, despite not wearing a shirt. Advertisement READ MORE BOXING NEWS Stunned locals couldn't believe their eyes as the Brit boxing legend strolled the streets, with several of them flocking to him to try and get a selfie. Fury was all too happy to take snaps with adoring fans and even went out of his way to wave to members of the public on the other side of the road. Fury shared a video of his topless kilt walk on his Instagram with the accompanying caption: "Freedom." Scores of his followers commented on the video, with one saying: 'True champion. Advertisement Most read in Boxing JOIN SUN VEGAS: GET £50 BONUS 4 "Another said: "The best ever." And another said: "The people's champion." Advertisement Alex Scott and Dermot O'Leary forced to apologise as Tyson Fury swears live on ITV during Soccer Aid coverage Fury made it further north than Granton, visiting the small town of John o'Groats, where he stayed in a caravan park. John o'Groats Caravan and Camping site were proud as punch to have the boxer stay with them. Along with a series of snaps of the Wythenshawe warrior, they wrote: "We were delighted to host the one and only 'Gypsy King' Mr Tyson Fury and his family at the John O Groats Caravan and Camping Site!! "It was a pleasure to have them all stay with us!" Advertisement Fury hasn't set foot in the ring since his second straight defeat to former undisputed heavyweight king He retired a few weeks after his second successive defeat to the Ukrainian but has publicly toyed with the idea of ending his fifth hanging up of the gloves.
Forbes
2 days ago
- Sport
- Forbes
Deontay Wilder Ahead Of Comeback Fight: I Never Thought About Quitting
Former WBC heavyweight boxing champion Deontay Wilder makes his return to the ring on Friday, June 27, when he faces Tyrrell Herndon in a scheduled 10-round affair at Charles Koch Arena in Wichita, Kansas. The event is going by 'Legacy Reloaded' and will stream on BLK Prime. The 39-year-old Wilder has not fought since June 1, 2024, when Zhilei Zhang stopped him via TKO in the fifth round of a matchup at Kingdom Arena, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The loss dropped Wilder to 43-4-1 and put his five-fight record at 1-4. Wilder was 42-0-1 when he put his WBC heavyweight title on the line in a rematch against Tyson Fury in February 2020. Fury scored a seventh-round KO in that matchup. The two met in a trilogy bout in October 2021. That fight lasted until the 11th round but ended in the same manner, with Fury earning a TKO. A year later, Wilder scored a first-round knockout win over Robert Helenius in Brooklyn. However, Wilder's next two outings ended in losses. He fell to Joseph Parker by decision in December 2023 and followed that with the loss to Zhang. Wilder's run as WBC champ lasted from 2015 through 2020. He defended his crown 10 times before the loss to Fury. The two had met for the first time in December 2018, with that fight ending in a split draw. Wilder left the ring after the loss to Zhang, a fight he called a 'must win' without an in-ring interview or a post-fight media appearance. Some speculated that he would retire from the sport. However, Wilder dismissed that talk in April of this year. "There were never any retirement questions in my mind whatsoever, because I couldn't understand what was going on with me at this moment in time and pinpoint why certain things were happening," Wilder said. "After the Zhang fight, I finally realized what was going on with me and I immediately took action. I called Shelly, who is my manager, I said 'Shelly, I know what it is now', we shared some deep thoughts that night and I immediately got help for it. "In my mind, retirement was never there because I knew I wasn't finished." "I feel like a different person," Wilder recently told Ariel Helwani. "This Deontay Wilder, he's more at peace, mentally, physically and emotionally. A lot of things that I was doing, I did for others. I was selfless. I took care of a lot of people. You can only do so much for so many people, and at certain times, you can do it for a certain length of time where it's really not [appreciated]. But you don't really understand anything until time passes, until situations happen, and you start lingering around and you start noticing certain things, and you start understanding things. And then you realize, it's time to let certain things go. "At this moment in time, I'm selfish. ... It's all about me having fun and going there and just having a great time. And that's the difference — I feel more free. When you do it for yourself, you ain't worried about letting anyone down, you ain't worried about making mistakes, you ain't worried about anything. "If anyone has dealt with betrayal, you understand the feeling of it," Wilder continued. 'You understand the pain that comes behind it, especially when you have done stuff for so many people. You took people to places where they never would have been without you in their lives, or present at any given time. And then when they betray you, it's like a dagger in your heart. I tell people it's 10 times worse than a heartbreak. But for me, it's just been a domino effect. Year after year after year.' "I've never thought about giving up, I never thought about quitting," Wilder said. "I never thought about retiring. These are all rumors and stuff, and [this is what I'm] saying — people don't know [anything]. Most people want to be first [rather] than be correct. We are living in a world today where you want to put everything out on social media to get clicks and likes to make some money." "I want [people] Wilder is ranked No. 12 by the WBC. His opponent on June 27, the 37-year-old Tyrrell Herndon (24-5-0 with 15 KOs) is unranked. Herndon is coming off a May 3, 2024, six-round split-decision win over Rudy Silvas (7-1-1).
