TYSON FURY flexed on the deadlift - just moments after he had wolfed down 'a handful chocolates and four Mars bars'.
The Gypsy King will be fighting Dillian Whyte next, and he uploaded the workout clip to Instagram.
Tyson Fury was ready to do his deadlift after he had eaten four Mars bars
He captioned it as: "For all fat peeps, this one's for you."
Fury describes how he ate the sweet treats in the video, before saying: "This one's for the fat boys."
Then he raises the bar and shouts 'Mars' as well as 'Galaxy.
Fury called Whyte an idiot because he slowed down the signing of their PS30million showdown agreement and negotiated for more funds.
Body Snatcher, 34, is expected to earn almost PS6million and rise to PS9m if he wins their April 23 bout for the WBC heavyweight title.
He has been pushing for a bigger share of the record-breaking money as a legitimate pay-per-view attraction.
This meant that Fury, Frank Warren, their promoter, and their BT Sport broadcaster were unable to start flogging the Wembley War.
Even though Whyte signed his contract at 2am UK on Tuesday morning, he wants a cut from the incoming revenue to pay media events that sell ringside tickets or PPVs.
Fury posted on Instagram to growl, "Oh my god, Dillian Whyte signed my contract for $8 million [PS6m], What a surprise, an absolute idiot."
"Should this even become a point of conversation?"
"The man signed up for the largest pay day he has ever received in his entire life."
Tommy, Tyson's younger brother, says that it will be one the Morecambe mauler’s 'easiest battles'.
Sky Sports interviewed him: "In boxing, there are levels to it – that's just the top-and-bottom of it in boxing. Dillian Whyte isn't at Tyson level."
"This fight will be Tyson's most straightforward."
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