Tyson Fury is forced to shoo off a fan who attempted to take a selfie with the heavyweight boxing champ

TYSON FURY had to leave a fan who was too enthusiastic about Nathan Gorman's win of the professional title on Friday.

The Gypsy King, 33 years old, was present at the heavyweight bout at M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool, where Gorman took on Tomas Salek.


Tyson Fury is forced to shoo off a fan who attempted to take a selfie with the heavyweight boxing champ
Fury had to evict a fan who wanted to take a selfie with him
Tyson Fury is forced to shoo off a fan who attempted to take a selfie with the heavyweight boxing champ
Then he continued his journey out of the arena.

After defeating his Czech opponent in round one, the 25-year-old was crowned IBF International Heavyweight Champion.

Fury celebrated the win ringside, before the fan leapt at him capture his moment of fame.

Before he left, the giant heavyweight made a quick exit surrounded by security guards.

This comes days after Sunsport announced that he would be coming out of retirement in a series bizarre U-turns.

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Fury is currently in training to prepare for a return into the ring.

Fury had promised to quit in April, after Dillian Whyte's KO at Wembley Stadium left Fury undefeated.

He is willing to fight again, as long as the price is right.

He stated that he would be back in the ring with 100 percent, just as Jerry Maguire did in the movie, when he shouted, "Show me the cash!"

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Frank Warren is the man who can show me the money. He is known as the Magic Man, and together we will make big, great things happen."

Fury suggested that he would fight Anthony Joshua, the former heavyweight champion, in a dream battle for Britain. But it was only for "half of a billion".

He could face UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou during his next fight.