Tyson Fury Net Worth

What is Tyson Fury's net worth and career earnings?

Tyson Fury is an Irish/British professional boxer who has a net worth of $160 million. During his career to date, Tyson has earned at least $250 million in upfront paydays and Pay Per View bonuses. Tyson Fury's net worth listed here includes the $100 million minimum guarantee he earned to fight Oleksandr Usyk in March 2024, a fight he lost in a split decision.

Tyson is a heavyweight who first became internationally known after defeating Wladimir Klitschko in November 2015 to become the WBA (Super), IBF, IBO, WBO, and The Ring unified heavyweight champion. He then had an infamous draw against Deontay Wilder in December 2018, followed by a rematch in February 2020 which he won. In August 2023, a docuseries, "At Home With The Furies," debuted on Netflix. On March 18, 2024, Tyson was defeated in a split decision in a bout against Oleksandr Usyk. On the plus side, as we mentioned a moment ago

Early Life

Tyson Fury was born in Wythenshawe, Manchester, England, in August 1988 to Irish parents Amber and John. He was born one month premature. Doctors told his parents that there was a low chance that their baby would survive. In John's words:

"The doctors told me there was not much chance of him living. I had lost two daughters in the same way, who had been born prematurely."

John chose the name Tyson because his baby was a fighter and survived the premature birth. At the time Tyson was born, Mike Tyson was the undefeated, undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. Tyson's mother had 14 pregnancies, with only four surviving children. When Tyson was 9, his mother gave birth to a daughter who died a few weeks after being born. The experience deeply impacted a young Tyson. He began channeling his anger into boxing. His father trained him and would go on serving as his trainer until 2011, when he went to jail.

At age 11, Tyson left school and joined his father and three brothers as laborers tarmacking roads.

Boxing Career

Fury was denied the chance to fight for Ireland at the Olympic Games but was then allowed to fight for Ireland and Great Britain after tracing his lineage to Belfast. As an amateur, he won the ABA championship in 2008. Fury made his professional boxing debut in December 2008 when he defeated Bela Gyongyosi. In November 2009 he defeated John McDermott to win the English Heavyweight title. Fury once again defeated McDermott in June 2010 to win the vacant English Heavyweight title. He beat Dereck Chisora in July 2011 to win the British and Commonwealth Heavyweight titles. Fury won the Irish Heavyweight title from Martin Rogan in 2012, the WBO Inter-Continental Heavyweight title from Vinny Maddalone in 2012, and the European and WBO International Heavyweight titles from Dereck Chisora in 2014.

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Klitschko Fight & Purse

In 2015, the stars aligned to have Tyson face off against Wladimir Klitschko in a world heavyweight title match for the WBA (Super), IBF, WBO, IBO, Lineal, and The Ring heavyweight titles. The fight took place on November 28, 2015, in Dusseldorf, Germany, to a capacity crowd of 55,000. Klitschko was the clear favorite at 4 to 1 odds.

The match went the distance. After 12 rounds, Fury was named the unanimous winner by decision. Fury earned $7 million just to show up for the fight, while Klitschko earned around $23 million. When Pay Per View bonuses were added, Tyson Fury made an estimated $45 million.

The win brought Fury's record to 25 – 0 with 18 knockouts and set him up for what should have been an enormous payday from a rematch against Klitschko. The rematch was announced in April 2016. Unfortunately, Fury proceeded to gain 100 pounds. In September 2016, Tyson was declared "medically unfit" for the fight. The fight was postponed a second time after he reportedly failed a drug test for cocaine.

Fury slipped into a deep depression, stating in an interview with Rolling Stone:

"I'm going through a lot of personal demons, trying to shake them off, this has got nothing to do with my fighting – what I'm going through right now is my personal life. I've not been in a gym for months. I've been going through depression. I just don't want to live anymore, if you know what I'm saying. I've had total enough of it. Never mind cocaine. I just didn't care. I don't want to live anymore. So cocaine is a little minor thing compared to not wanting to live anymore. I am seeing help, but they can't do nothing for me. What I've got is incurable. I don't want to live. All the money in the world, fame and glory, means nothing if you're not happy. I'm seeing psychiatrists. They say I've got a version of bipolar. I'm a manic depressive. I don't even want to wake up. I hope I die every day. And that's a bad thing to say when I've got three children and a lovely wife isn't it? But I don't want to live anymore. And if I could take me own life – and I wasn't a Christian – I'd take it in a second. I just hope someone kills me before I kill me self. I'll have to spend eternity in hell. I've been out drinking, Monday to Friday to Sunday, and taking cocaine. I can't deal with it and the only thing that helps me is when I get drunk out of mind."

Return to the Ring

After vacating his world titles, Tyson took the next 2+ years off as he got his life back on track. He returned to the ring in June 2018 with a win against Sefer Seferi. In August 2018, he defeated Francesco Pianeta.

In December 2018, Tyson faced off against Deontay Wilder for the first time. Deontay was guaranteed $4 million for the fight, while Tyson was guaranteed $3 million. The match, which ultimately earned both fighters around $10 million after all revenue was calculated, ended in a draw. Incredibly, soon after the fight, Tyson revealed he was planning to donate his entire paycheck, an estimated $10 million, to charity.

In June 2019 Tyson defeated Tom Schwarz by TKO.

In September 2019 he defeated Otto Wallin by unanimous decision.

Deontay Wilder Rematch

A rematch against Deontay Wilder was scheduled for 2020. As the date approached, it was revealed that both fighters were guaranteed $28 million plus a 50/50 cut of pay-per-view profits.

Dillian Whyte Earnings

On April 23, 2022, Tyson Fury defeated Dillian Whyte. For his efforts, Tyson earned a $4.1 million win bonus and an estimated $30 million from pay-per-view, ticket sales, and merchandise. That's a total payday of $34 million.

Francis Ngannou Fight

In July 2023, it was revealed that Tyson had reached a deal to face off against UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou. The fight took place on October 28, 2023, in Saudi Arabia. It has been reported that Tyson could eventually earn $50 million from the fight, depending on Pay Per View success. Francis earned $10 million.

$100 Million Oleksandr Usyk Fight

Tyson Fury was guaranteed $100 million for his March 18, 2024 fight against Oleksandr Usyk. Oleksandr was guaranteed $45 million. Fury lost the bout in a split decision.

Personal Life

Tyson met Paris Mullroy when he was 17, and she was 16. They are both from Catholic Gypsy families. They married in 2008 and today have five children together. They live in Morecambe, Lancashire.

Tyson Fury Fight History

• December 6, 2008: Bela Gyongyosi, TKO 1
• January 17, 2009: Marcel Zeller, TKO 2
• February 28, 2009: Daniil Peretyatko, RTD 6
• March 14, 2009: Lee Swaby, RTD 4
• April 11, 2009: Matthew Ellis, KO 1
• May 23, 2009: Scott Belshaw, TKO 3
• July 18, 2009: Aleksandrs Selezens, TKO 3
• September 11, 2009: John McDermott, PTS 10
• September 26, 2009: Tomas Mrazek, PTS 10
• March 5, 2010: Hans-Joerg Blasko, TKO 3
• June 25, 2010: John McDermott, TKO 2
• September 10, 2010: Rich Power, PTS 10
• December 18, 2010: Zack Page, UD 12
• February 19, 2011: Marcelo Nascimento, KO 1
• July 23, 2011: Derek Chisora, UD 12
• September 17, 2011: Nicolai Firtha, TKO 6
• April 14, 2012: Martin Rogan, TKO 6
• July 27, 2012: Dereck Chisora, RTD 10
• November 23, 2013: Joey Abell, TKO 1
• February 28, 2014: Steve Cunningham, TKO 9
• July 26, 2014: Christian Hammer, TKO 6
• November 28, 2014: Deontay Wilder, Draw
• December 10, 2015: Wladimir Klitschko, TKO 11
• June 9, 2018: Deontay Wilder, TKO 12
• February 22, 2020: Deontay Wilder, TKO 7
• December 3, 2022: Derek Chisora, TKO 10
• October 23, 2023: Francis Ngannou, Decision
• May 18, 2024: Oleksandr Usyk, LOSS
• December 21, 2024: Oleksandr Usyk, LOSS

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