TYSON, Paris Fury and others paid tribute to the Queen by placing flowers at Buckingham Palace's gates.
Last Thursday, Queen Elizabeth II died at Balmoral. The world was stunned.
Paris Fury and Tyson paid tribute to the Queen at Buckingham Palace
A couple put flowers at the gates
Numerous sporting icons have paid tribute to Her Majesty through messages on social media.
Fury, 34, traveled to London Wednesday with his wife Paris, 32, for the historic occasion.
He was photographed with Paris at Buckingham Palace where they placed a card, some flowers and a special tribute for The Queen.
The card said: "To Our Queen.
"Great may your bed in Heaven be.
"Love from Tyson, Paris"
Then he signed it with his famous nickname "The Gypsy King".
They shared earlier images of themselves riding the train from Morecambe, Lancs to the capital.
Tyson Fury and Paris Fury board the train to London
Fury is currently in negotiations to fight Anthony Joshua in a massive 'Battle of Britain" heavyweight bout.
The fight is scheduled to take place in Cardiff at the Principality Stadium on December 2.
Fury has agreed to split the 60-40 purse and both Brits are now ready to begin their respective training programs.
Fury will also be taking on WBA, WBO, and IBF heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk. Usyk defeated Joshua twice last month.
