Man of his word Tyson Fury has settled back into life at home with a trip… to the tip.
The defeated boxer had claimed he would spend time with his wife and seven children, walk the dog, and go to the tip after his first ever career defeat on Saturday.
Emerging from his Morecambe mansion with rubbish in his hands, he did just that. The 35-year-old wore a navy tracksuit top and bottoms with a white cap and sunglasses covering his broken nose and bruised face.
He jetted home on a £34million private jet following the bout in Riyadh which saw him almost KO'd in round nine. Dad-of-seven Fury thought he had won the fight on points but the split decision victory went to Ukrainian Oleksander Usyk.
Speaking afterwards, Fury said: "We punched f*** out of each other for 12 rounds. I’m going to go home, eat some food, drink some beers, have some family time, walk the dog, go to the tip.
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"Me and Frank Warren will discuss the future. If there’s going to be another fight — I think they’re talking about October — then we’ll rock and roll."
Wife Paris, 34, was unable to fly to Saudi Arabia to be ringside with her husband but made an emotional post supporting Fury adding he was 'still the best man' in her eyes.
Tyson Fury at the tip after his defeat against Oleksandr Usyk (Andy Stenning)Tyson was joined by his wife Paris in the couple's Nissan Navara pick-up truck as they went to run errands in sunny Morecambe this morning. Paris wore a white top and shorts with sunglasses covering her face and a ponytail.
Tyson appeared to grab some litter from the other side of the road opposite his house, thanking a line of traffic that had stopped to let the 6ft9in boxer run across the carriageway.
The couple unloaded carrier bags from the boot of their car before quickly returning home. Tyson appeared to be on the phone while unloading the waste from his car.
Tyson Fury at the tip (Andy Stenning)
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Retirement appears to be an option for Fury - who has an automatic rematch clause in his deal with Usyk - and he explained what would see him hang up his gloves in the immediate future.
Speaking in his post-fight press conference, he added: "I'm not boxing here because I've got no money. I’m boxing because I love it. Do you understand? I’m 36 in a few months and I’ve been boxing since I’ve been a child so it is what it is.
"Where does it all end? I’m not sure but the thing is, all the time I’m still loving the game, and I was having fun in there, I was really enjoying myself, then I’ll continue to do it and when I can’t do that anymore, I’ll pack it up."
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