The charismatic boxer Tyson Fury has done a Christmas song with English songster Robbie Williams titled ‘Bad Sharon’.
Tyson Fury : Christmas song | Christmas jumper
Fury made his professional debut at the age of 20 on 6 December 2008 in Nottingham, on the undercard of Carl Froch vs. Jean Pascal against Hungarian fighter Bela Gyongyosi (3–9–2), who Fury defeated via TKO in the first round with a combination to head and body.
He then had six more fights in the space of seven months, defeating Marcel Zeller (21–3), Daniil Peretyatko (15–20), Lee Swaby (23–22–2), Matthew Ellis (20–6–1), Scott Belshaw (10–1) and Aleksandrs Selezens (3–6) all via knockout within 4 rounds.
On 11 September 2009, Fury fought John McDermott (25–5, 16 KOs) for the English heavyweight title, and won via a points decision.
Tyson Fury Christmas song
Tyson Fury and Robbie Williams have recorded a Christmas song which will be released next month.
Williams’ first ever Christmas album includes artists such as Rod Stewart, Bryan Adams, Jamie Callum and more surprisingly boxing star Fury.
Fury has been renowned for his singing in the past, belting out Aerosmith’s ‘I don’t want to miss a thing’ to wife Paris after his victory over Wladimir Kilitschko in 2015.
He also sang a rendition of American Pie in a post-match press conference following his draw with Deontay Wilder last year.
Fury has been renowned for his singing in the past, belting out Aerosmith’s ‘I don’t want to miss a thing’ to wife Paris after his victory over Wladimir Kilitschko in 2015.
He also sang a rendition of American Pie in a post-match press conference following his draw with Deontay Wilder last year.
Christmas jumper
TYSON FURY showed his off brilliant range of branded Christmas jumpers and his massive tree.
Telling fans to have a ‘merry Christmas you big dossers’ the WBC champion revealed his latest line of merchandise.
Supporters of the Gypsy King can fill their stockings with jumpers and t-shirts, which have his face printed on.
In the summer, Fury sold coronavirus face masks with 25 per cent of the profits going to the NHS.
The 32-year-old is still training for his next, despite having a UK homecoming which was scheduled for last week cancelled.
Fury is also awaiting the verdict on his trilogy bout with Deontay Wilder, having attempted to walk away from it, believing the immediate rematch clause expired.
But Wilder, 35, responded by launching a mediation to review his case.
Fury’s US promoter Bob Arum indicated that they will wait until Anthony Joshua, 31, faces Kubrat Pulev, 39, this weekend before deciding their next move.
If AJ wins, it could pave the way for the Gypsy King to go straight into an undisputed title decider.