Pictured: Tyson Fury gets kitted out with new ‘family crest’ suit before Derek Chisora fight
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EXCLUSIVE IMAGE: Tyson Fury suits up in a new ‘family crest’ suit, complete with ‘There is only one Tyson Fury’ written in Latin, in his latest bold design before fighting Derek Chisora
- Tyson Fury has been outfitted in a new suit ahead of his fight with Derek Chisora
- The Gypsy King was outfitted in a new ‘family crest’ outfit with a bold design.
- He also had the catchphrase “There is only one Tyson Fury” written in Latin on the suit.
- It’s the latest in a long line of exciting fashion options for heavyweights.
Tyson Fury has been outfitted in a typically bold new suit ahead of his fight against Derek Chisora.
The Gypsy King takes on Chisora for the third time on Saturday at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
And Fury, 34, was photographed outfitting himself in a striking fashion choice for a pre-fight press conference.
Tyson Fury has been outfitted in a typically bold new suit ahead of his fight with Derek Chisora.
Fury’s stylist Navid Salimian (left) praised the heavyweight’s “unique and vibrant signature style.”
The suit has his family crest and the catchphrase “There is only one Tyson Fury” written in Latin.
The suit, black but covered in his family crest and bearing the catchphrase “There is only one Tyson Fury” written in Latin, is the latest in a long line of vivid clothing worn by the undefeated heavyweight.
Fury’s stylist Navid Salimian, brand director of Claudio Lugli Shirts, said: “Each suit tells a story, inspired by the life of Tyson and… the opponent in front of him.” Tyson’s unique and vibrant style is unmatched in all combat sports and has become a signature staple in his memorable fight promos.
“Acting as a superman’s cape, the garments are used as a weapon to divert the opponent’s attention and confidence away from the ring. Most notable is the ‘Dosser’ outfit he wore against Deontay Wilder in the epic trilogy where he had the derogatory words emblazoned across the trio’s body.
“Tyson is famous for his mental warfare and his use of flashy suits… he will remain etched in boxing iconography forever.”
A crowd of 60,000 will watch the fight in her first outing since stopping Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium in April.
The Gypsy King fights Derek Chisora (right) at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday