Gypsy King: Last News

Tyson Fury gobbled four Mars bars and sweets before performing a deadlift in training ahead of his bout with Dillian Whyte.The Gypsy King, who is preparing for his WBC heavyweight title defence against Whyte, took to social media and shared a video of him eating before working out.He captioned it: "For all the fat peeps out there, this one is for you."In the clip Fury explains how he has eaten the sweet treats, before adding: "This one is for the fat boys."The boxer began dancing comically before performing a barbell deadlift while shouting 'Mars' and 'Galaxy'.Earlier on Tuesday boxing fans finally received the news that Fury and Whyte will compete in what is sure to be one of the sport’s biggest fights to take place in 2022.Fury has not fought since knocking out Deontay Wilder in the tenth round of their epic trilogy fight last October.Whyte is the current holder of the WBC interim title after defeating Russia’s Alexander Povetkin in a rematch and will finally get a chance to snatch Fury's world title from his clutches.There were concerns that Whyte may not put pen to paper due to a dispute over the 80-20 purse split heavily in favour of the champion.Both fighters have now signed contracts to ensure their all-British clash will take place on April 23 with Wembley Stadium set to host the blockbuster clash.The Londoner will pocket £6million from the fight after he signed on the dotted line just after midnight - plus a £3m bonus if he hands Fury his first defeat.Whyte, 33, had until 6am on Tuesday to sign but had spent the weekend and Monday negotiating details of the deal, before eventually signing the contract."Dillian Whyte signed his contract for $8m, what a surprise," Fury said on social media, mocking his next

Tommy Fury has taken aim at Dillian Whyte, insisting the Brit will be his brother Tyson’s ‘easiest fight’ to date.Heavyweight champion of the world Tyson will put his WBC belt on the line in April, as he takes on mandatory challenger Whyte.Whyte officially signed the contract to take on the Gypsy King on Tuesday, with reports suggesting that the fight is set to take place on April 23.And within hours of the announcement that the Body Snatcher had put pen to paper, the trash talk from the Fury camp begun, with the Gypsy King’s younger brother Tommy taking aim.In an interview with Sky Sports, the former Love Island star admitted that his sibling’s bout with Whyte will be his ‘easiest fight’ yet.He said: “In this game, there is levels to it - that's just the top and bottom of it in boxing - and Dillian Whyte just isn't at Tyson's level."This will be one of Tyson's easiest fights, because you go from Deontay Wilder who can put your lights out in one second with one punch and then you're going over to Dillian Whyte who has not always looked the best, not always been up there."He's taken a while to get this title shot, he's got a few miles on the clock himself, he's had a few bad knock-outs - I don't see him posing any threat.Can Dillian Whyte end Tyson Fury's unbeaten run? Let us know in the comments section below."It's heavyweight boxing, anything can happen, but as far as him being the best and ruling the division, Tyson is that man and will do for however long he wants to."Tommy himself is also eyeing a return to the ring, after he was forced to miss out on his eagerly anticipated fight with Jake Paul last December through injury.As a result Paul instead went on to fight his previous opponent Tyron Woodley, who he defeated

Jimmy Carr, 49, has come under fire for a comment on his Netflix special, His Dark Material. In a new interview Tyson Fury, 33, has admitted he wants to "chin" the comedian, who needs to be "man enough" to get "punished" for his actions.The 8 Out of 10 Cats star had a new show, His Dark Material released on Netflix in December.In the stand up show, he said the public "never mention the thousands of Gypsies that were killed by the Nazis" in the Holocaust, because "no one ever wants to talk about the positives".A petition urging Netflix to remove the joke has so far received over 15,000 signatures.In response, Tyson admitted in a new interview that he was not happy with the comedian's choice of words.Speaking to LadBible he said: "I don't really have any comments about what people do or say because I'm not a sheep."And two, I don't jump on board when someone's down."Probably has enough s**t going on in his life at the moment so he doesn't need me, the Gypsy King, to jump on board that boat."The Gypsy King then went on to say what he believes should happen in the situation.He continued: " I believe in free speech in this country."Say what you want, pay with the consequences."If he's man enough to say it he's man enough to get punished for it."Or whatever he's going to do, it's up to him."I don't get involved with jumping on board a ship that's sinking.

Tyson Fury has vowed to chin Jimmy Carr in response to the comedian's recent controversial joke about gypsies and the Holocaust.The self-proclaimed Gypsy King boxer said if Carr was man enough to make offensive jokes, then he is “man enough to get punished for it” when asked his opinion on the current furore.Tyson, 33, said: "Jimmy you are getting chinned when I see you. Last time I saw you, you had enough to say on the Mo Gilligan show – so this time you’re getting chinned, mush."Carr, 49, has come under fire in recent weeks after his stand-up show hit headlines for crude jokes.The comedian joked that gypsy deaths in the Holocaust are "not talked" about because they were a "positive" in his new Netflix show, His Dark Materials.Charities and anti-hate groups have lined up to condemn the joke and have urged Netflix to cut it from the show.While Fury admitted that Carr needed to "pay the consequences", he said it would be silly for him to be "kicked off TV" as a result."I don’t get involved with jumping on board a ship that is sinking.

Anthony Joshua declined the offer of £15m to step aside and let Tyson Fury fight Oleksandr Usyk because he doesn't trust the Gypsy King.That's the view of AJ's promoter Eddie Hearn with Joshua having lost his heavyweight titles to Ukrainian Usyk last September.

The deposit has gone in and plans for the huge event are being finalised.We will announce the date and venue once all the details are ironed out so stay tuned.We are in contact with Whyte’s lawyer and are confident he will sign soon to face the Gypsy King.Why wouldn’t Whyte want to take this fight for the WBC heavyweight title?He’s getting paid a hell of a lot of money for it and it is his chance to fight for a major belt against the best on the planet.I’m not sure why interviewers keep asking Eddie Hearn for details about the fight as it has absolutely nothing to do with him. Unless Dillian tells us otherwise, Matchroom are not representing Whyte for this fight, and we will continue working on finalising everything through the parties Whyte wants, which is not Matchroom.

Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte are set for purse bids at 6pm today unless Anthony Joshua agrees to step aside from his Oleksandr Usyk rematch. The clock is ticking on the chances of WBC heavyweight champion Fury facing WBA, IBF and WBO title holder Usyk in an undisputed clash.

The heavyweight division is arguably in the best place that it has been in since the Mike Tyson-era.

Andy Ruiz Jr and Joseph Parker have emerged as potential opponents for Tyson Fury should a fight against Dillian Whyte fail to materialise.

Tyson Fury has teased boxing fans ahead of what could be a huge 2022 for the Gypsy King, as he's reiterated his desire to face numerous fighters.

Tyson Fury has posed with Game of Thrones star Thor Bjornsson, with the actor hinting at potential training sessions with the Gypsy King in the future.Former World's Strongest Man Bjornsson is hoping to secure a date for his long-awaited bout with fellow strongman Eddie Hall, having already fought three exhibition bouts.He won the latest of his three fights in September this year as he defeated Canadian Devon Larratt via a first round technical knockout.Now the Icelander has hinted at the possibility of training with heavyweight world champion Fury in the future after the pair met on Wednesday night.Bjornsson posted a series of pictures to his Instagram account as he posed topless with Fury and embraced the unbeaten British fighter.They

Jake Paul has revealed he would be willing to fight current WBC Heavyweight world champion Tyson Fury under one stipulation.Paul was scheduled to face-off with Fury's half-brother, Tommy Fury, on December 18 in Tampa Bay, Florida, but the younger Fury pulled out of the bout.Tommy Fury has confirmed that he has broken ribs, and he won't be able to step into the ring with Paul.However, despite already scheduling a rematch with Tyron Woodley, Paul has revealed he wants to fight the Gypsy King.But Paul wouldn't bulk up the for the bout, instead insisting that Fury drops 35kg to the cruiserweight division. "I would fight the whole family.

Tyson Fury has opened up on the possibility of Anthony Joshua stepping aside to allow him to face Oleksandr Usyk -urging him to get on with it.

Tyson Fury's wife Paris Fury has admitted that she is unsure why she has been labelled the "Gypsy Queen" even though her husband is branded the Gypsy King.Speaking openly to presenters Susanna Reid and Martin Lewis on Good Morning Britain, the sportsman's wife insisted that she did not call herself the gypsy queen.When discussing her husband Tyson, Martin said: "I just want to change the subject slightly, I was interested that you call yourself the gypsy queen and Tyson is the gypsy king, and gypsy is a word-"However Paris quickly interjected the presenter to correct him.She said: "Can I contradict it completely, Tyson is the gypsy king but I don't know where I got branded the gypsy queen."This is a live TV story and is constantly being

Tyson Fury has branded Anthony Joshua a "mug" after AJ said Deontay Wilder "lacked a game plan" in his defeat to the Gypsy King.Fury, 33, defeated Wilder with an 11th round knockout in their trilogy bout in October to retain his heavyweight title. Over a month on from the Las Vegas battle, Joshua has given his thoughts on the fight and suggested his fellow countryman's win was a result of the American's flaws rather than Fury's own ability.

Tyson Fury’s father John has revealed his son was “very badly injured” going into his trilogy fight against Deontay Wilder last month.

Tyson Fury has been warned that Oleksandr Usyk is 'trouble' ahead of a potential unification bout between the pair next year.

Ricky Hatton believes Tyson Fury could walk away from boxing if a mega-fight with Anthony Joshua doesn't materialise next year.Fury cemented his status as the No.1 heavyweight on the planet in his trilogy bout with Deontay Wilder last weekend, knocking out his bitter rival in the 11th round of an all-time classic contest.It was not a straightforward win for the Gypsy King, nevertheless, as he was forced to pull himself off the canvas twice in a dramatic fourth round.After being floored himself in the third, Wilder turned the tables a round later by landing a devastating right hand that sent his arch-nemesis tumbling to the deck.Fury then dropped again just before the bell, which ultimately saved him from a shock defeat in Las Vegas.From the

Tyson Fury's thrilling win over Deontay Wilder will go down as "one of the greatest" fights" of all time, according to a heavyweight boxing legend.The 'Gypsy King' floored Wilder in the third round only to twice hit the canvas himself in the fourth, and was ultimately saved by the bell as the 'Bronze Bomber' moved in for the kill.Fury, 33, recovered to dominate the latter stages of the fight though, finally ending the American's resilience in the 11th round by knocking him down for a third time.The clash has been lauded by fans and pundits alike, and 'Iron' Mike Tyson appears to agree it was a fight for the ages.The 55-year-old tweeted his approval, saying "Fury vs Wilder fight will go down as one of greatest."Not for skill but for action

UFC star Conor McGregor has given his thoughts on the reason why Tyson Fury beat Deontay Wilder for a second time.

Tyson Fury’s thrilling 11th-round stoppage of Deontay Wilder put Manchester City and Manchester United on a collision course at the summit of boxing’s heavyweight division.