TYSON FURY was seen in the bin less than TWO DAYS after losing the biggest fight of his career.
The Gypsy King suffered a split decision loss to former pound-for-pound king Oleksandr Usyk in their undisputed heavyweight title fight in Saudi Arabia last weekend.
Fury did not stay in the Kingdom after running out of money for the first time in his professional career, returning home on a £34million private jet.
And despite having just racked up £80million, he wasted no time focusing on household chores.
Fury, 35, was spotted taking out rubbish with his wife Paris – mother of his seven children – on Monday morning.
The former WBC heavyweight champion wore a pair of sunglasses to cover his black eye and a baseball cap, which he wore backwards.
He also wore the custom tracksuit he and his team wore during fight week.
Just as he did when he was in the ring with Usyk, Fury had his hands full as he tried to dispose of rubbish from his Morecambe mansion.
The warrior Wythenshawe had several Asda bags in hand while trying to juggle a seemingly phone call.
Fury is no stranger to a quick return to reality after trading heavy leather and being put back on the scrapheap after knocking out Dillian Whyte in April 2022.
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And the fan favorite revealed he would be visiting the tip today moments before catching his charter flight home.
He said: “We punched each other for 12 rounds.
“I’m going to go home, eat something, drink a few beers, spend time with my family, walk the dog, go to the tip.”
Fury was angered by the judges’ decision, sensationally claiming they scored the fight in Usyk’s favor because his homeland, Ukraine is at war with Russia.
He got angry: “Your country is at war.
“So people are on the side of someone whose country is at war. I won this fight.”
Fury will have the opportunity to exact revenge on Usyk in October if he decides to exercise his rematch clause.
“I believe he won a few rounds, but I won most,” he said DAZN. “It was one of the stupidest decisions in boxing.
“I’ll be back. The good little man made the decision.
“We will return to our families and I will see him again in October.
“Let’s go back, rest. I believe I won the fight, but I’m not going to sit around crying and making excuses.
“We’ll run it again in October.”
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