TYSON Fury may be aggressive in the ring but he is just Mr Nice Guy.
Deontay Wilder, the fierce Gypsy King in Las Vegas, was beaten to death by the 33-year-old Gypsy King.
In their epic fight, Deontay Wilder is beaten by Tyson Fury
He's enjoyed the fruits of his success in Las Vegas clubbing since he knocked out the American.
These examples prove that the modest fighter does have a soft side.
Fury is a generous man, donating his shoes to the poor and paying PS170 for two lobsters in a fancy restaurant.
I LOVE SEAFOODS
Tyson is not a fan of lobster.
This is how the Wythenshawe boxer saved them from certain death at a fancy eaterie.
Tyson Fury: the Gypsy King was filmed at a Marbella restaurant in an episode of ITV's documentary.
Fury was greeted by a waiter who brought two lobsters to his table, amusingly referred to as Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo.
Tyson replied, "No way, I don’t like seafood," before asking about the cost.
"Take their elastic bands off their flippers, and I'm going set them free in to the sea. He continued, "I'll give the EUR200."
After the waiter accepted the offer, the two were filmed leaving the Mediterranean Sea.
Tyson stated that the animal was still alive and was likely to be burned alive.
"I don’t like killing animals. It's rare that you can do something positive in your life. Today, it was a good deed which only cost me EUR200.
HELPFUL HELP FOR THE HOMELESS
Fury doesn't just love animals, he also loves the homeless.
He recalled the moment he saw a man beg on Hollywood Boulevard while he was visiting Los Angeles.
Instead of giving Tyson money, Tyson gave his Nike trainers instead.
Tyson explained: "What actually happened? We were having a cup of coffee at Starbucks, minding our own business, and looking out the window, there was an old man outside with no shoes on. One shoe was off, one foot was bleeding.
"Everyone looked at him like he was a fugitive, but he walked away and I thought that that's somebody’s child, that's someone's human being.
"As he walked away through the crowd, I heard someone say to me, "Give him your shoes, go give him those shoes on your feet," I was like, "Yeah."
After seeing Tyson leave the coffee shop, Hughie Fury, Tyson's cousin and fighter, called him an "idiot".
He continued, "I ran after he, me, and Hughie [Fury], and he's gone. I said, 'Where are you going?' and then, 'Where are you going?'
"He [Hughie] stated, "What are you doing idiot? You've got no shoes down Hollywood Boulevard and you'll get something in you feet."
"I said, "There's a fella who needs them more than me."
"So I chased after him and said, "hey sir. Excuse me". He [the homeless man] replied, "What have I done? I haven’t done anything." He thought I was going hit him, so he must have been used to being punched or whatever.
"So, I said that I wanted you to own these shoes. They're brand new.
"I just walked down the street. They were probably sold later for five dollars."
LOOKING FOR THE CUTS MAN
Fury sustained a severe cut in his fight against Otto Wallin during 2019. This could have resulted in Fury losing for the first-time.
However, Fury was able to win the fight thanks to Jorge Capetillo, the Mexican cut-man.
Fury helped Capetillo out when he was in trouble during the coronavirus pandemic.
Sky Sports' Capetillo explained that "When he found out we were locked down due to Covid-19, and my gym was shut, he texted me asking: 'Is it anything I can help?'
He is still taking care. He sent me money.
"I was supposed be there with Jessie Vargas in New York, March 14, but the fight was cancelled. I returned home empty-handed. I was afraid, and I didn't know how to proceed.
He knew Jessie's fight had been cancelled. He wanted to know more about me and my family. He replied, "I'll arrange some money for your families so you can do well."
"Your generosity is a blessing to me and my family.
He is a wonderful man and so humble. He took the time to inquire about my family's situation during this crisis.
SUPPORTS CHARITIES
Fury claimed that he was skinny and on benefits in 2018 because he had given his money away to charities.
According to him, "To be truthful, I'm skint. I don't have any cash in the bank. I am on the dole.
"I am currently on Jobseeker’s Allowance. I am not trying to wind you up, I am being honest. Boxing was not a profitable pastime for me. It's not a bad thing.
"I give half the money to my promotional team and give the rest to charity or people in need. I don't believe people should make a living punching people in the face. I fight because it is what I love.
"I will continue to box until I turn 50, until I am unable to box anymore.
"I have helped many people through my boxing money. I build homes and help homeless people. I also give the money to charities for children. You cannot take money with yourself."
DO IT FOR THE KIDS
Fury created a GoFundMe page to support Alder Hey Family House Trust in Liverpool after the difficult birth of Athena, his sixth child.
Athena was fighting for her life in intensive care when the Fury family was supported by the children's charity.
Amazingly, he managed to raise almost PS50,000 already.
He tweeted: "When social media power is used for good, it's beautiful witness.
Fury will also auction off two WBC belts signed by Fury to raise funds for the Trust.
Tyson is a kind-hearted man, regardless of what his day job is.
