Tyson Fury challenges Wrexham owner Ryan Reynolds to a fight at Morecambe Game

Boxing heavyweight Tyson Fury has thrown down the gauntlet to Hollywood star and Wrexham Football Club co-owner Ryan Reynolds, revealing his plan to challenge Reynolds to a fight at Morecambe's game against Wrexham. Speaking on his YouTube channel, Fury announced his intention to call out Reynolds at the game, which is set to take place on November 25 at Wrexham's Racecourse Ground.

Tyson Fury vs Ryan Reynolds

The charismatic Fury, who is a resident of Morecambe and famously starred in the Netflix series 'At Home With The Furys', wasted no time in laying out his proposal for a fight with Reynolds. During a behind-the-scenes interview on the Furocity YouTube channel, Fury asked his assistant if she would be attending the Wrexham vs Morecambe game, to which she replied affirmatively. Seizing the moment, Fury declared, "I'm going to call out Ryan Reynolds."

Ryan Reynolds' Influence in English Football

Ryan Reynolds, known for his role in Deadpool, has become a prominent figure in English football through his ownership of Wrexham Football Club. Alongside co-owner Rob McElhenney, Reynolds has seen the club achieve promotion from the conference to League Two this year. Reynolds frequently travels between Wales and the United States to support Wrexham, and it is expected that he will attend the game against Morecambe.

Fury's Failed Takeover of Morecambe

Interestingly, Fury has a personal connection to Morecambe, as he attempted to take over the club in the past. However, his bid was ultimately surpassed by 20-year-old businessman Sarbjot Johal. While Fury missed out on acquiring Morecambe at that time, he may have another opportunity in the future if he can secure the necessary funds.

Will Fury's Forbes List Ambitions Help?

In his quest to acquire the funds needed for a potential takeover, Fury has set his sights on topping the Forbes sporting rich list. He recently revealed in an exclusive interview with SunSport that he has struck a landmark deal with Saudi investment, which he claims is the biggest boxing deal in history. While he remained tight-lipped about the specifics and numbers, Fury's ambitions for financial success could aid him in his bid to acquire Morecambe.

Despite his growing wealth and fame, Fury remains grounded. He expressed his humility in the interview, jokingly stating that he still wears Crocs and packs lunches from Asda.

As Fury prepares for his upcoming exhibition bout with Francis Ngannou in Riyadh on October 28, fans eagerly await further developments in his potential showdown with Ryan Reynolds at the Morecambe game.