Tyson Fury and dad John are topless in group workout shot with Parker, as Parker pushes back purse bids for Whyte fight.

TYSON FURY looks great as he poses topless with dad John and Joseph Parker, a former heavyweight world champion.

The Gypsy King will defend his WBC title against Oleksandr Usyk or Dillian Whyte for the second time in coming months.


Tyson Fury and dad John are topless in group workout shot with Parker, as Parker pushes back purse bids for Whyte fight.
Tyson Fury was photographed with dad John and Joseph Parker
Tyson Fury and dad John are topless in group workout shot with Parker, as Parker pushes back purse bids for Whyte fight.
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Fury is now waiting to see his next opponent after the purse bids to fight DillianWhyte were pushed back.

He looks fit and healthy as evidenced by the snap he took after a workout on Instagram.

He was all smiles at the ring with his dad and friends, but the unbeaten Mancunian is frustrated.

The fourth attempt to force the Body Snatcher to submit plea bargains has been made.

WBC stated that it had received requests from Dillian Whyte and Tyson Fury to extend the free negotiation period.

"The WBC has granted the final extension. If there is not an agreement, a purse auction will be held Friday, January 28."

Fury had been hoping to meet WBA, WBO, and IBF champ Oleksandr Uzyk. The pair were in negotiations for a undisputed clash in Middle East.

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However, for the blockbuster to be successful, Whyte or Anthony Joshua would need to accept step-aside cash.

Part of the plan would include AJ getting the first crack at all four belts - after the possible Saudi Arabia clash – but Whyte, the WBC's long-awaiting mandatory challenger, would not take that lightly.

Eddie Hearn, Matchroom promoter, has disclosed that he received an offer for his fighters but stated that no agreement has been reached for Fury and Usyk.

DAZN Boxing was informed by him that there had been an offer and that he had been in contact with him. It's not my job to rule it out. AJ is the boss - he will either rule it out or not.

He's extremely smart about the plan. He won't do it. Sometimes, you need to think with your head. Anthony isn't about the money, but there is a clever play.

"If the plan is logical from a development perspective - maybe working with a new coach, having a fight first or going into a bigger fight - yes, I can see it making sense.

"But Anthony, it's never been about, 'Here is some money, do you want it?'" He's not about that. He's a throwback fighter and he cares about his legacy.

"All he thinks about right now is beating Oleksandr Uzyk."

Fury slammed Joshua and Hearn after the WBC made a statement about purse bids.

He stated that he had to make this video because Eddie Hearn or Anthony Joshua are the worst businessmen ever to have been in their lives. They lost 90 million dollars today, they are the god-damn sons of b ******."