It’s been a whirlwind week for Tyson Fury, but that hasn’t stopped the ‘Gypsy King’ from returning to normal life – which he showed off in a series of social media posts.
Fury had been in Saudi Arabia last week to watch British rival Anthony Joshua score an emphatic knockout victory over former UFC star Francis Ngannou.
Shortly afterwards, the heavyweight star was found back on British soil as he stepped onto a lime green Lamborghini Urus – worth a whopping £180,000.
However, ahead of his scheduled fight with Ukrainian star Oleksandr Usyk in May – where he will reportedly earn £100million – Fury has returned to normality and offered fans an insight into his preparations on social media.
On Monday, his Instagram Story showed a trunk filled to the brim with trash bags as Fury prepared for a trip to the dump.
Tyson Fury took to Instagram to share updates with his followers throughout the day as he ramped up his preparations for his May fight with Oleksandr Usyk.
Just a day earlier, Fury bought a £180,000 Lamborghini Urus and shared a video online
In the video he said: ‘After a good workout in the morning and a bit of breakfast, the big man should go to the tip and carry out his duties.’
“Right, it’s that time of day again. I have chicken and rice, a Greek salad and a bottle of water. Healthy eating… can’t wait for the fight!’
Fury then treated fans to an insight into his belt and brace collection, where he showed off his WBC heavyweight title.
He then went to the dentist, where he shared a video with two dental nurses before declaring: “So I got my teeth done by the girls. All done! Clean and stocked. What a day’.
Fury’s whirlwind day continued when he posted another video straight after, asking: ‘Any idea where I’m going? T-shirt, shorts, socks and a towel. Does anyone dare to give it a try?’
The story after that showed him going to his gym as he ramped up his preparation for his fight with Usyk in two months.
‘You know what time it is guys! This is where the magic is made. This is where it all happens, right in that ring right there.”
Fury has chosen not to share training footage that day as he may want to keep his Ukrainian opponent in the dark ahead of their clash in May.
Fury gave insight into his journey to the dump and his post-workout meal he indulged in
After a trip to the gym to train, Fury and his wife Paris headed to Asda to open a grocery store
The Gypsy King had been in Saudi Arabia for Joshua vs Ngannou but has returned to normality
The 35-year-old then returned home for tea, where he once again shared a video of his chicken, rice and sweetcorn meal – while maintaining his clean eating habits.
After his post-gym meal, Fury and his wife Paris then headed to a food store, where the heavyweight refused to buy some of the more expensive items on offer.
‘Now it’s time to take Paris Fury to a grocery store in Asda. Asda, Lancaster. The highlight of our evening!’, said Fury in his first video in the store.
After showing off a block of Lancashire cheese, Fury filmed himself and Paris as they debated which chocolate spread to buy.
Fury said: ‘Decisions, decisions. Do you spend €6.10 on a jar of Nutella or do you spend €1.85 on chocolate spread?’
Paris then interjected: ‘No, you pay £2.75 for the large one! ‘ as she pointed to the Asda value range option.
They then continued with their store, as Fury said, “There’s Paris getting popsicles for the kids.”
“Ferrero Rocher,” Paris said before the heavyweight star quickly intervened.
Fury questioned Nutella’s pricing before choosing to buy Asda’s own brand option
As a final farewell, Fury said he was heading out on “business” while posting a plane
‘Put them back! They cost a fiver for a couple of popsicles – I don’t think so! Buy one that costs a pound. Value for your money.
“After spending all the money on the Lambo in Paris, I think we should save on groceries.”
Just a day earlier, Fury had shared a video of himself in a lime green Lamborghini Urus, which costs £180,000.
Shortly after their trip to Asda, Fury was on the road again when he shared a photo of a jet with the caption: ‘Business calling’.