TYSON FURY raised more than PS30,000 for a UK charity for children after the birth of Athena, his sixth child.
Paris, Fury's wife, welcomed Athena into this world on Sunday. They asked for prayers as Athena was taken to the intensive care unit.
Paris Fury and Tyson welcomed their sixth child into this world last weekend
Baby Athena was stable on Monday, but she was admitted to the ICU again on Tuesday.
Fury created a GoFundMe account in his daughter's name in light of her condition and to raise funds for the Alder Hey Family House Trust, Liverpool.
So far, The Gypsy King has raised a staggering PS32,114.
On Monday, the WBC heavyweight champion took to Twitter to express gratitude to all who had contributed to the fund.
He tweeted: "When social media power is used for good, it's beautiful witness.
"We raised more than PS27k in just 5 hours @RMHCUK. Thank you all.
"Please support this cause and continue to raise awareness for independent charities that rely on donations."
Fury will also auction off two WBC belts signed by Fury to raise funds for the Trust.
Fury posted a tweet about Athena's birth last Sunday. He said: "Please everyone pray for my baby girl, who was born this morning."
"Athena Fury was conceived 8/8/21. Many thanks. God is amazing. We are grateful for your support and messages.
"The baby is doing well and is in a stable place. She should be out of ICU by today, we hope.
"Please keep Athena in prayer. Paris is doing well. God bless."
Fury, 32, will be returning to the ring for a Las Vegas trilogy fight on October 9, with Deontay wilder.
Andy Lee, his cousin, warned him that the bout could prove to be dangerous.
Former WBO middleweight champion, said about the fight: "I believe it's very dangerous."
"I believe Wilder's body is fresh so it's a very risky fight."
He said, "He has a lot of things to prove." He will be motivated to fight.
