Father of Tyson Fury (28-0-1, 20 KOs), named his son in honor of Mike Tyson. Fury Jr. followed in the footsteps of his father, who was also in the business of boxing, but first had to prove that he is good for boxing.
"I grew up in a boxing atmosphere because my father fought at the turn of the 80s and 90s. One day he pulled me out and told me to hit him on the body with all my forces. He said that if I wanted to seriously pursue boxing, he should see how good I am. I landed the left hook and broke him three ribs, at the time I was fourteen. Since that time, I received a green light for normal training," said "King of the Gypsies".
"He was big and fat kid who liked hamburgers. But my friend told me that although my son is fat, they did not see anyone who could move in the ring as quickly as he did. They said that he will be a champion," said John Fury, charismatic and even more crazy Tyson's father, who spent several years in prison for having forced his opponent's eye during a street fight.
