Tyson Fury has revealed a surprising response to the hypothetical scenario of someone stealing money from him, News About Nigeria reports.
During the promotion of his upcoming Netflix show, ‘At Home With the Furys,’ Fury was asked how he would handle someone stealing a tenner from him.
His response was unexpected, as he said, “I’d take Tim outside and say, here, have £200 because you obviously need the money if you’re doing things like that.”
In an interview with The Guardian UK at his home in Morecambe, Fury shared his lighthearted approach to household chores, joking about staying busy with his six children.
However, some of his remarks during the interview were met with disapproval from his wife, Paris.
While addressing more serious topics, Fury discussed his well-documented struggles with mental health. He expressed his openness about mental health issues and how he believes that sharing his experiences has positively impacted others.
He stated, “I’ve been very open about my mental health, for people to take notes and learn from my mistakes. And I believe I’ve saved a lot of lives by doing so, so I’ll continue to talk about it daily.”
Fury’s wife, Paris, emphasized that mental health is an ongoing journey and cannot be solved with a simple cure.
She highlighted their daily efforts to cope with Tyson’s challenges, acknowledging that though they have improved, they continue to navigate the journey together.
Fury’s fans have been impatiently awaiting for his return to the ring since his last fight against Derek Chisora in December last year.
Meanwhile, His comeback is set for October 28, where he will face former UFC heavyweight champion, Francis Ngannou, in a crossover fight.
While the WBC world title will not be at stake, boxing enthusiasts are eager to witness the clash between the two tough fighters.
