After Saturday's victory over Deontay wilder, Tyson Fury from LANCASHIRE delighted his fans.
Fury snatched a microphone after a brutal eleventh-round knockout and belted it down: "Lancaster la la la, Lancashire l la la!"
After Wilder's victory, Fury took the microphone
Gypsy King Fury was born at Wythenshawe, south Manchester.
He lives now in Morecambe, in the City of Lancaster area of Lancashire. This is why he chants 'Lancaster' as well as 'Lancashire.
Manchester was historically also part of the county Lancashire. However, it is now under the jurisdiction of Greater Manchester.
After a brutal knockout, he made a nod towards his Lancashire roots.
Fury's football-like chant was followed by his rendition of "Walking in Memphis" to the crowd of 20,000 at T-Mobile Arena.
Marc Cohn's classic was changed to "Walking in Vegas" by the 33-year old, given the fight's location.
He shouted, "Las Vegas, I love you baby!" at end of his ballad.
Fury is not the only one to entertain fans after a win on US soil.
After his 2018 bout with Wilder, the Gypsy King sang 'American Pie'.
The fight ended in a controversial draw. Fury claims that he won the fight.
Despite Fury's classic knockout, there was no debate about who the winner was yesterday.
Wilder had taken a lot of heavy blows, Fury said that he went over and showed respect to the Bronze Bomber. However, he was quickly rebuffed.
Fury stated that he had tried to shake his hand and express appreciation, but he said nothing.
"How can you claim I've cheated when your heart and whole team know that you have been beaten fair and square.
"He's a loser. I'm certain he's not first and won't last."
