Amazing throwback photos show Tyson Fury at 17 years old, working out 15 years prior to Wilder KO

TYSON FURY showcases his quiet, shy side in these amazing throwback photos.

SWpix shared several photos of the Gypsy King, dating back to 15 years ago when he was just 17.


Amazing throwback photos show Tyson Fury at 17 years old, working out 15 years prior to Wilder KO
Amazing photos from 15 years ago show Tyson Fury's 'quiet' and shy side
Amazing throwback photos show Tyson Fury at 17 years old, working out 15 years prior to Wilder KO
Fury, then 17 years old, was captured during a training session fifteen years prior to Deontay Wilder's return.

After a hard training session, Fury can be seen with his full hair posing in front of a punchbag.

The caption that was attached to the photos read: "Very quiet, shy. I don't recall him speaking a word.

"#TysonFury, 17 years old and 3/4's @Tyson_Fury Sheffield Institute of Sport, early 2006"

Fast forward to 15 years and Fury has become the undisputed boxing king after another amazing win over Deontay wilder.

After defeating the American once again, Fury now holds the heavyweight division.

Boxing fans are eager to see who he will fight next.

Fury was rumored to be fighting British rival Anthony Joshua, before Oleksandr Usyk lost his belts.

The pair will clash again after AJ activated his rematch clause.

Frank Warren, Fury's promoter, has asked Joshua to step aside so Usyk can fight the Gypsy King in an unifying division winner-takes all.

Sky Sports' Warren said that Warren shouldn't have to go through with the plan. He can choose.

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Amazing throwback photos show Tyson Fury at 17 years old, working out 15 years prior to Wilder KO
After Fury's win over Deontay Wilder, fans are eager to see the next Fury fight

"If he knocks on it on the head it opens the door for the unification [Fury Vs Usyk]

Let AJ have a warm up fight. Before he enters [a rematch against Usyk], AJ needs to have a winning mindset.

"Maybe he fights Fury vs Usyk, which is still a big fight."