TYSON FURY shared a positive update with his fans about Athena, his newborn daughter. He hopes she will be discharged from the hospital by Wednesday.
He revealed that his daughter was in intensive medical care since the birth of their sixth child, Paris, on August 8.
Tyson Fury gave fans a positive update about his newborn daughter Athena
Fury now hopes to bring his daughter home in two days, before he can start training for Deontay Wilder.
On Twitter, he said: "Four miles run there with my father in the park here at Liverpool.
"Hope to God the baby is released from the hospital on Wednesday so I can begin training for the big dose Deontay Wilder. This will give me approximately seven and a quarter weeks which is enough time for a mug such as that."
Fury's family has set up a GoFundMe page to raise PS36,375 for Alder Hey Family House Trust. This will allow them to reach their goal of PS50k.
Paris, a 31-year-old new mother, shared footage of herself by Athena's side while she slept peacefully over the weekend.
She posted her post just two days after Tyson (33), revealed that his newborn was in a stable condition, but remained in intensive care.
On his Instagram account, he wrote: "Update for all. Baby Athena is doing well. She has been stable since being taken off the ventilator.
"Thanks for all the prayers. I am still in the ICU. Many thanks to the nurses and doctors. God bless you all.
WBC champion Fury spoke out about the difficult time as he tried to get his mind off of things.
He stated, "After a very stressful weekend I'm back out on the road doing some bit.
It calms me down and relaxes my anxiety. I would be cuckoo without this training.
Fury will be fighting Wilder, an American rival, on October 9, but has put training on hold.
John, his father, has returned to the UK and the unbeaten British star is back.
