TYSON FURY laughed at Ed Sheeran's record-breaking win at Wembley.
Fury sold an unprecedented 94,000 tickets in April before knocking out Dillian Youte.
Even music legend Sheeran broke attendance records when he was pictured with the Gypsy King.
Queensberry Promotions was informed by Fury that it was a fantastic event. It was a great night of Boxing.
"It went absolutely wonderfully, we had the largest crowd ever at any event in history and Ed Sheeran was very p***ed about it recently.
"And then, we had a brilliant knockout as a capit all off. What a sendoff!"
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After a vicious right uppercut against Whyte (34), Fury, 33 announced his retirement.
He is still a strong contender for the undisputed heavyweight title.
Anthony Joshua, 32, will rematch Oleksandr Uzyk, 35 on August 20 in Saudi Arabia. Fury is primed to fight for the win.
If Whyte wins, the heavyweight champion will have to return.
SIGN UP DEALS AND FREE BETS - THE BEST NEW CUSTOMER OFFERINGSFury stated that it was a dream come true to box at Wembley against another British opponent, and defend the Ring Magazine and WBC heavyweight titles on an amazing April night, with a crowd of 94,000.
"It was an amazing night that ended with a one-punch, epic KO of a man who many thought would cause me trouble. It was unimaginable."
It had the greatest ring-walk in history, the largest crowd, and an outstanding KPO and defense.
"It had everything a heavyweight title fight should have. It was an epic moment, and an epic night. If we tried to plan it beforehand, we would not have been able to imagine it."
"We had fantastic viewing figures, great ticket sales and the Fury Fest before the fight, the afterparties were amazing.
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