TYSON FURY said he is looking for a home in Surrey, and may finally leave his Morecambe house.
The Gypsy King lives at his PS500,000 home on Morecambe Bay, but may be looking for a new place.
Tyson Fury's wife Paris may be moving to Surrey
Fury and Dillian whyte have finally reached an agreement on their WBC world championship showdown at Wembley, April 23.
Fury, 33 years old, appears to be moving down south for good.
He stated, "I might move down the Big Smoke."
"I may be looking at buying a property in London. I'm looking at houses in Surrey.
"I like the solitude of Morecambe, but Surrey is in rural areas.
"Nobody can go skint in Morecambe, because all you need is about PS150 to survive up there.
It's a Northern seaside resort town with no glitz, glamour or Louis Vuitton shops.
It's fish-and chip specials, usually two for fivers and potted shrimp. I can run along the promenade almost every day and see the Lake District almost every day.
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit RequiredFury confirmed that he will train in his home country for the fight, rather than in the States. He also said that he is looking forward to having John as his support.
John Fury has been banned from entering the USA because of a criminal record. However, he will be present at Wembley to witness the April showdown.
Champ Tyson stated that the time difference was too great for him to return to Las Vegas to train for another fight in the UK.
"But I will return to Las Vegas after April, because that is the home for the Gypsy King. Those rays of sunlight is where I belong.
"I bought a beautiful, big house and have never used it.
Sugar Hill, my trainer, is currently renting the house for free and sending me photos of the joy he's having. It's great!
He said, "I won't live at home while I am in a camp. It's impossible."
"I will leave my home eight weeks ahead and have complete tunnel vision.
"I have several properties in Morecambe that i will be able use for the camp.
"The weather can be cold and harsh, but that's how Lancashire Valleys raise their men.
"It would be great to have John (John) around during the training camp. He trains in a way that I think I could get him on the undercard.
