TYSON FURY wept after defeating Deontay Wilder 11th round in their trilogy clash.
Two knockdowns in round four by the Gypsy King helped him to win and regain his WBC World title.
After exchanging a few words, Fury took some time to reflect on what he had accomplished.
He was able to lend a hand and cried as his brother Shane, and Tim Allcock, a close friend, draped their arms around him.
After he had regained his composure, he shared a moment of intimacy with Paris in the ring and began to conduct post-fight interviews.
Fury took to the mic and belted his version of "Walking in Memphis" - but changed it to "Walking in Vegas" due the fight's location.
After that, he said goodbye to the crowd and sang "Lancashire, la, lá, la." Lancashire, la la la!"
He shouted, "Las Vegas, I love you baby!"
Free Bets: Get more than PS2,000 in NEW CUSTOMER DEALSAfter his victory in the U.S., the Gypsy King has made it a tradition to sing an American ballad. He had previously sung "American Pie" after his first bout against Wilder.
The T-Mobile Arena in Vegas was the perfect venue for the drama. Fury scored the first punch when he sent Wilder to the ground in the third.
The Brits had to overcome some nerve-wracking moments before they won.
Fury felt every emotion, just like Shaquille O’Neal in Las Vegas. But he said that he could feel victory when Wilder was sent down.