As his luxury spending spree continues, TYSON FURY treated Paris to an antique RECOVERY TRUCK.
This year, Canelo Alvarez was the second highest-paid boxer in the world after the unbeaten WBC heavyweight champion.
Tyson Fury shows off his new Rolls-Royce
Fury is a master at enjoying the fruits of his labor while also making sure Paris, his childhood sweetheart, is happy.
He uploaded a video of his spouse in a Bedford TK Recovery 1973. He said it was the "NEW Addition" to the collection.
After Fury, 33, bought TWO new Rolls-Royce Phantom Series IIs, it is now.
He swapped his Ferrari for a new, silver Porsche Taycan last month. But it seems he is not stopping there.
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Fury is a huge Rolls-Royce fan and bought two Phantom Series II at a shocking PS384,000 each.
He uploaded a cli that showed off his first Rolls-Royce, with the caption "Everyday I'm hustling."
Fury then shared footage from a second and captioned it "duo-time RR".
Fury has a collection of supercars but he claims to be able to drive a small Volkswagen Passat that costs only PS20,000.
SUN BINGO GET PS50 BONUS & 50 FREE SPINS TODAYAfter knocking out Dillian Howte (34), in April, he made the admission and then announced his retirement.
This is despite an undisputed megafight against him between Anthony Joshua (32), and Oleksandr Uzyk (35).
Bob Arum, Fury's promoter, said that the British legend would "unretire" if they offer him "the next major event."
The Gypsy King, who trains twice daily, retorted to insist that his gloves remain hung up.
Fury stated, "I just read today that my retirement is supposed to be."
"That's not news to me. "I'm not concerned about that. I'm going to stay [retired].
