TYSON FURY showcased his impressive shape in the gym as he continues to step up his training for the Oleksandr Usyk rematch.
The Gypsy King, 35, suffered a split-decision defeat to the Ukrainian in Saudi Arabia last month.
Tyson Fury was snapped back in the gym on TuesdayInstagram @kristianblacklock
Fury is looking to bounce back from defeat to Oleksandr Usyk in their rematchGetty
Two weeks ago, Fury was spotted being escorted out of a pub before he collapsed on the floor outside.
But just days later he was back training and looking ahead to the announced date for his Usyk rematch – December 21.
And he is maintaining that work in Lancaster as a photo emerged on Instagram on Tuesday of him in the gym at the Salt Ayre Leisure Centre.
Strength and conditioning coach Kristian Blacklock shared the photo on his social media – which showed Fury grimacing while pulling weights.
Alongside the image was the caption: ” Back to work with @tysonfury .”
Fury will be the underdog heading into the Usyk rematch after being outboxed for large parts of their first fight.
He was also rocked, hurt and counted by the referee in round nine after the ropes kept him up following a barrage of punches from the former undisputed cruiserweight champion.
Yet Fury recently claimed the main problem he had in the fight was that it was “too easy”.
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Fury, who led the fight after six rounds on a number of fans’ scorecards before Usyk came on strong down the stretch, told Furocity: “I thought I boxed his head right off him for most of the rounds.
“He landed a good punch in round eight, that busted my nose. In round nine he had a 10-8 round, and I gave him round ten.
“Other than that I didn’t give him any other rounds, I gave him rounds eight, nine and ten.
“But round nine is classed as two, so I gave him four rounds of the fight. It was actually a lot easier than I thought it would be, a lot easier.
“People were saying he is a hard man to hit but I was lighting him up with three-and-four-punch combinations and laughing at him.
“My problem in that fight was that it was probably too easy.
“At times it was too easy, it was like I was in there with a local amateur boxer and I was enjoying it too much and messing around.
“And for that I paid the ultimate price in round nine when I had too much fun and got clipped.
“I was always told ‘never mix your work with having fun’ and I always gave my middle finger up to that – but now it has come back to bite me. I still enjoyed it, thought, it was all good.”
Inside the Gypsy King’s royal court
TYSON FURY is one of the biggest characters in sport.
The two-time heavyweight champion is not known for pulling his punches and lets both his fists and mouth do the talking.
Fury has seven children with wife Paris and recently hinted another is on the way.
Their family life is set to hit the screen again with season two of At Home With The Furys being filmed for Netflix.
The Gypsy King is Love Island star Tommy’s older brother.
He is heading for a £200million showdown with bitter rival Anthony Joshua and on track to become boxing’s first billionaire.
But daughter Venezuela has taken a cheeky pop at her dad for his bargain-hunting ways.
Despite boasting a monster car collection, he can often be seen pottering around town in a VERY modest motor.
Fury has opened up on his mental health struggles and shared insights into the diet behind his incredible body transformations.
As well as his talents in the ring, the Morecambe mauler is known for serenading fans in the ring and incredible bespoke, and sometimes tongue-in-cheek, fight-week suits.
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