What is Roman Fury's pro boxing history, and how is he connected to Tyson?

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What is Roman Fury's pro boxing history, and how is he connected to Tyson?
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Introducing Roman Fury

Roman Fury, the 26-year-old brother of boxing legends Tyson and Tommy, is making his mark in the world of professional boxing as a cruiserweight. Despite initially pursuing a career in rugby league, Roman found his passion for boxing after struggling with weight gain. Through training with Tyson and Tommy during lockdown, Roman managed to shed an impressive six stone, and now he's ready to follow in his family's footsteps and step into the ring.

Learning from the Pros

Living in Morecambe and training alongside his WBC heavyweight champion brother Tyson and his brother Tommy, Roman recognizes the importance of patience and honing his skills. Rather than jumping into big fights right away, Roman is focused on learning his ringcraft and building his experience through the VIP Boxing shows. In an interview with VIP Boxing, Roman shared, "You can't run before you can walk, and the VIP Boxing shows are ideal for me to learn and grow."


What is Roman Fury's pro boxing history, and how is he connected to Tyson?
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Roman's Pro Boxing Record

In Roman Fury's debut professional boxing fight on October 8, 2022, in Doncaster, he showcased his skills against Ryan Hibbert, securing a victory over four rounds. This win marked his first professional victory and propelled his record to an impressive 1-0. Despite having no previous amateur experience, Roman's determination to add more championships to his family's collection drove him to pursue a career in professional boxing.

Just a few months later, Roman had his second professional fight at York Hall in June 2023. Going up against Erik Nazaryan, Roman clinched another victory, this time on points, further solidifying his pro record at 2-0.


What is Roman Fury's pro boxing history, and how is he connected to Tyson?
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