Fans get goosebumps as Tyson Fury 'duets' with Don McLean to sing American Pie

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The One Show viewers saw a big shake-up on Friday's show after Roman Kemp took over co-hosting with BBC long-timer Alex Jones.MORE: Dan Stevens receives gasps from studio after bold comment on The One ShowRoman, who usually hosts The Capital Breakfast Show on Monday to Friday, took to his Instagram after the exciting milestone - and fans couldn't get enough.WATCH: The One Show team in hysterics after Alex Jones' live mishapCaptioning a selfie with Alex, he penned: "Hosted @bbctheoneshow yesterday for the first time with the amazing @alexjonesthomson and loved it! Thanks for all the nice messages :) x."MORE: Inside Roman Kemp’s plush London bachelor padREAD: Roman & Martin Kemp get candid about their close bond and shared love of fashion - exclusiveViewers couldn't wait to share their thoughts on the show and left messages for the presenter. Roman shared the update with his 1.4 million followersOne fan penned: "So sick man.

COUNTRYFILE'S Matt Baker has left fans open-mouthed after he showed off his 'amazing' hidden talent in a rare video. The 44-year-old presenter has a multitude of talents including painting and being able to dance.

Tyson Fury will be retiring until he's matched his own feat of becoming the undisputed world heavyweight champion.'The Gypsy King' was at his dominant best against Dillian Whyte on Saturday night, controlling the opening five rounds before dropping him with a brutal right uppercut in the sixth. To his credit, 'The Body Snatcher' staggered back to his feet but referee Mark Lyson promptly called for the bell.But in the immediate aftermath of his win, attention soon turned to whether or not the WBC and The Ring champion would ever be seen donning the gloves again.

TV presenter Matt Baker thrilled his followers on social media on Sunday as he showed off yet another of his talents in a new video posted to Instagram.The short clip showed the star playing piano as he accompanied boxing champion Tyson Fury in a clip from his celebratory singalong to Don McLean's American Pie the previous night.SEE: Matt Baker shows off incredible transformation as he thanks fans for support"Here we go Tyson," the dad-of-two said as he began the clip, playing a perfectly polished upright piano in a beautiful book-lined room – and it sounded impeccable!Matt's fans rushed to compliment the Countryfile co-host, and they all shared similar sentiments.WATCH: Countryfile's Matt Baker shows off amazing talent in new video"Is there no end to your talents MB," wrote one. A second commented: "Is there anything Matt Baker can't do??"MORE: Matt Baker makes rare comment about his marriage to wife Nicola after confirming exciting newsSEE: Matt Baker's private family farmhouse is a world of beautyAnother teased: "And on the eighth day...

Tyson Fury's adoring fans have told him to postpone his retirement plans until he faces off against Oleksandr Usyk to unify the heavyweight division after his convincing victory over Dillian Whyte. Fury retained his WBC and The Ring heavyweight titles as well as keeping lineal bragging rights, and could unify the division with a bout against Usyk, who currently holds the WBA, IBF, WBO and IBO heavyweight titles.

Tyson Fury has reiterated his claim that he's now set to retire from boxing after flooring Dillian Whyte to retain his world heavyweight belts, but the decision wasn't welcomed among sections of the Wembley crowd who are desperate to see him continue.Fury controlled the first five rounds before unleashing a savage right uppercut on Whyte, which sent the challenger to the canvas. 'The Body Snatcher' did stumble back to his feet, but was clearly in no shape to continue as referee Mark Lyson waved off proceedings.The 94,000 strong crowd had been in raptures earlier in the evening when Fury, 33, entered the ring on a throne in what proved a spectacular entrance.

Tyson Fury made the most of his homecoming with a spectacular entrance before knocking out Dillian Whyte in his 'battle of Britain' at Wembley Stadium.After Whyte had himself embraced the occasion, walking to the ring amid 'Jaws' blasting out, the WBC heavyweight champion made his most eye-catching bow yet. In front of 94,000 people, he was carried towards the 'squared circle' sat on a throne.As he neared the ring, Fury then climbed down and dashed through the ropes, sending the sell-out crowd into raptures. Throughout it all, a unique version of American Pie consumed the arena.

Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte's boxing battle threatened to descend into chaos after water was thrown into the ring from the fans.It came during a tense fourth round where both fighters exchanged words in the ring after Fury was angered by Whyte during a clash of heads. After being pulled apart, the Body Snatcher landed a punch that left his opponent bad-tempered.Referee Mark Lyson spoke at length with the two boxers in an attempt to stop the bout becoming a mess.But in a chaotic turn of events, a bottle of water was thrown into the ring from a section of the supporters.

The long awaited fight between Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte takes place at Wembley Stadium this evening (April 23rd), with the WBC and The Ring heavyweight titles on the line. There will be 94,000 people under the famous Wembley arch - this would be a record for a European fight in the 21st century.

Tyson Fury is set to make at least £25million in upcoming fight with Dillian Whyte - with potentially much more coming his way in what will be one of the most lucrative nights for any boxer in the history of the sport. Fury defends his heavyweight championships against Whyte in an all-British heavyweight blockbuster at Wembley on Saturday.

Tyson Fury will take on Dillian Whyte in front of a 94,000 Wembley crowd on Saturday evening, hoping to retain his WBC and The Ring heavyweight belts which he took off Deontay WIlder in February 2020. The 33-year-old Fury fights in the UK for the first time since 2018 this weekend in what is a homecoming bout for the self-styled 'Gypsy King'.

Anthony Joshua and David Haye are just two boxers who have predicted the winner of Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte ahead of their heavyweight blockbuster this weekend.

“I’m not someone to run away from fights, I want to fight the best fights. “I don’t care what people think or care about me, I just want the best fights and give the fans the best. That’s what I want to do.

Anthony Joshua in 2015 and 2017. Fury first ended his nine-year reign as world heavyweight champion before Joshua sent him into retirement in a Wembley blockbuster. But the Gypsy King - now 33 - has no plans to hang around for the fresh faces to come and knock him out.

Tyson Fury mockingly called Anthony Joshua "Mr Golden B*******" before slamming his rival for losing to a “middleweight”.WBC heavyweight champion Fury will defend his belt against fellow Brit Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium on Saturday in front of 94,000 fans. It marks his first bout on home soil since his Manchester win over Sefer Seferi back in June 2018.And talking ahead of his clash with Whyte, Fury couldn’t help but fire shots at long-time rival Joshua, who lost his heavyweight titles to Oleksandr Usyk - naturally a cruiserweight - last September.

Tyson Fury is set to make at least £25million in upcoming fight with Dillian Whyte - with potentially much more coming in. Over the past two years the Gypsy King has almost trebled his net worth to push him higher up boxing's rich list and now he's in for another huge payday.

Don McLean has shared a new version of his 1971 hit ‘American Pie’ featuring boxer Tyson Fury – listen to it below.The brand new rendition of the iconic anthem – which has become synonymous with Fury since he famously performed it following his defeat of Deontay Wilder in 2020 – comes as the boxer gears up to defend his world title belts in a fight against Dillian Whyte on April 23.The latest iteration of the song sees McLean singing the verses to ‘American Pie’, perfectly articulating Fury’s comeback story, as a montage of clips from across the boxer’s impressive career flash up.Towards the end of the track, the Gypsy King – who is no stranger to getting on the mic, having previously appeared alongside Robbie Williams on ‘Bad Sharon’ in 2019 – joins in with McLean, singing along to the track.You can check out the collaboration below:In addition to celebrating Fury’s upcoming fight, the duet coincides with the 50th anniversary of ‘American Pie’ – both the album and single as well as the release of a children’s book, a documentary about the impact McLean’s song has had on pop culture, and a world tour which will come to the UK and Europe starting in September 2022.Last October, following his heavyweight boxing triumph over Deontay Wilder at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas, Fury was spotted dancing on stage with Steve Aoki to hundreds of revellers.Footage of the celebrations show Fury praising his “favourite DJ” on stage at Hakkasan nightclub. Aoki was in charge of the DJ set for the afterparty in Hakkasan, which he also headed up in February 2020 when Fury beat Wilder previously.Another time that Fury took to the stage to perform music in celebration of his wins was in 2015, when the boxer marked his victory over

Oleksandr Usyk is hoping for a heavyweight unification bout with Tyson Fury after the Gypsy King faces Dillian Whyte this weekend. The Ukrainian Usyk has stated that he'll be watching and studying Fury's approach in the fight with the hope that he'll face the heavyweight champion next after he faces Anthony Joshua for the second time.

Tyson Fury's latest pay day will see him surpass Eddie Hearn when it comes to net worth.Fury, 33, will put his WBC heavyweight and The Ring world titles on the line this Saturday when he faces Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium. 'The Gypsy King' will be fighting for the first time since his dramatic trilogy bout with Deontay Wilder last October.And after his promoters Bob Arum and Frank Warren won the purse bid, the showdown is set to prove far more lucrative for Fury than it will be for his rival.