Less than a week after becoming heavyweight champion of the world in Las Vegas, Tyson Fury has been spotted shopping in discount store Home Bargains.
Last Saturday night Fury ended Deontay Wilder’s incredible unbeaten streak of 43 fights with one of the best boxing displays of all-time to claim the WBC title.
The Gypsy King could therefore be forgiven for opting to take the week off to party in ‘Sin City’ or splash out on some kind of luxurious new items.
But instead Fury took to the streets of his hometown, Morecambe, to treat his kids with a trip to Home Bargains for some cut-price toys.
Deontay Wilder's excuse for Tyson Fury defeat exposed in old Joe Rogan podcast
Kenny Bayless admits he was ‘very close’ to stopping Deontay Wilder in Tyson Fury fight
Fury is believed to be worth around £60m, having pocketed £30m from the recent fight with Wilder.
But he maintains an incredibly humble lifestyle in Lancashire seaside town Morecambe, and is always happy to pose for selfies or sign autographs, according to a local.
A passerby told the Sun: “It was amazing to see.
“Tyson has just banked millions from his fight and could buy them anything they want.
Story behind Tyson Fury’s incredible weight loss transformation that saw him shed 8 stone
“But as all parents know, children are happy with any gift and Home Bargains has a decent toy selection so the children were delighted.
“He was mobbed by well-wishers as he left, but he was happy to pose for pictures and sign autographs.
“He’s well known in Morecambe and enjoys living there, so he doesn’t want to change anything with his home life.
Read More
Today's top football stories on Daily Star
Bon Jovi sends Leeds star goals message Man Utd have Grealish transfer concern Arsenal create Aubameyang transfer plan Fernandes stuns fans with silky dummy
“He’s looking forward to going back to normal life for a few months before his promoter works out who he is fighting next.”
Fury is now expected to take a short break, before he steps into the ring most likely either for a third fight with Wilder or an all-British blockbuster clash with Anthony Joshua to unify the heavyweight titles.
- Tyson Fury
- Anthony Joshua
- Deontay Wilder
Source: Read Full Article