Tyson Fury looks a little slack at passport control when he returns home. He then shows that he's people's champion by queuing up with fellow passengers

TYSON FURY returned to the UK following his win over Deontay Wilder.

With a brutal round 11 knockout against Wilder, the Gypsy King retained his WBC crown as champion.


Tyson Fury looks a little slack at passport control when he returns home. He then shows that he's people's champion by queuing up with fellow passengers
After his win over Deontay Wilder, Tyson Fury returns to the UK

Tyson Fury looks a little slack at passport control when he returns home. He then shows that he's people's champion by queuing up with fellow passengers
Tyson Fury, a return flight from America, landed at Heathrow T3

Tyson Fury looks a little slack at passport control when he returns home. He then shows that he's people's champion by queuing up with fellow passengers
Tyson Fury dressed in all-white as he returned home to his family

Tyson Fury looks a little slack at passport control when he returns home. He then shows that he's people's champion by queuing up with fellow passengers
Tyson Fury Fury arrived in the area at 11am and was photographed by SunSport as he waited for his passport to be processed.

Fury then spent the evening and the next day celebrating the heavyweight thriller, with his family.

He then returned home with his entourage and landed at Heathrow T3 after a flight from Atlanta.

Fury arrived in the area at 11:15 am. SunSport captured Fury waiting at passport control, while she yawned from the effects of the 11 rounds.

The father-of-6, ever the champion of the people, lined up just like everyone else to prove that he doesn't require any special treatment.

Fury stomped Wilder three times, twice getting up from the floor, and then scoring a spectacular knockout in round 11.

He had a great time celebrating the win with his brother Tommy and wife Paris while dancing on stage with Steve Aoki.

Fury was able to return home after all the dust had settled. He now lives in Lancashire.

Paris shared a photo with the heavyweight icon as they were about to leave for home to their children.

On Instagram, she wrote: "What an evening. . . What a fight! It's been an amazing 48 hours and I'm still high on cloud nine.

"It was an honor to be with Tyson. He's worked so hard and it was an honour to bring it home.

"It won’t be long before We’re back to reality, but for now, this is definitely one the highs of being boxer’s wife.

"And it won't be long before Love and Fury (Paris’s book about life with Tyson), is also out."