TYSON FURY has already returned to his father duties, just days after his historic win in Wembley - emptying the bins at his luxurious Morecambe mansion.
The Gypsy King, three days after retaining his WBC Heavyweight title with a brutal knockout against Dillian Whyte is back at work doing chores around the house.
Tyson Fury brutally defeated Dillian Whyte last Saturday at Wembley
on Monday
the short end.
Fury posted a video of Sugar Hill Steward and Fury taking out the trash bins and loading it onto a truck to his Instagram Story on Monday.
Fury stated in the video: "So, 95,000 at Wembley; heavyweight champion of the world to me and Sugar doing the bins.
"Straight back on the motorway, doing it ourselves.
"Tip Run for Us. Sugar, get up!
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The video featured Steward, a well-known coach and nephew to the great Emanuel, loading a cardboard box with rubbish onto the back seat of a dusty van.
Many boxing fans responded quickly with the following comment: "Brilliant Tyson back to normality!"
Another person said, "This is reality." Amazing stuff, King.
Another said, "Looks harder than Saturday's fight."
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit RequiredOne commented, "I swear he loves tip running more than boxing."
Another voiced support: "Gotta love this man." Respect for The Gypsy King is all that's required!
Fury will still have plenty of time for the kitchen and other household chores if he keeps his promise of retirement.
After ending Whyte’s hopes of winning the world title with a devastating sixth-round knockout, the 33-year old teased retirement.
He said in his post-fight interview: "You know what, I promised my beautiful wife that after Wilder 3 fight, that'd be it. And I meant it."
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"But I was offered to fight at Wembley at my home because I felt I deserved it and owed it [to them].
"Now it's over. This is the end of my story. This could be the last curtain for the Gypsy King."
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