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‘150ft of pure luxury’ – Inside £18k-a-night superyacht Tyson Fury, wife Paris and family are holidaying on in Cannes

• Dylan Terry
• Published : 12:00, 19 May 2022
• Updated : 16:44, 19 May 2022
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TYSON FURY has shown off the stunning £18,000-a-night superyacht he is holidaying on with his family in Cannes.

The WBC heavyweight champion is enjoying some well-earned downtime following his sensational sixth-round knockout win over Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium last month.

And he has whisked wife Paris , his children and dad John away to France for a vacation on the incredible vessel .

It features a Jacuzzi, a glorious living room and swanky dining room.

There is also a wonderful view of the French landscape as well as a tasty platter of food for the Gypsy King and guests to enjoy.

Everyone on the yacht seemed to be in buoyant mood as they relaxed in the sunshine.

Fury is now  officially retired and living up to his promise  of spending more time with  his kids  and enjoying his hard-earned money.

And trainer SugarHill Steward has revealed Fury hung up his gloves after becoming bored with the politics of boxing .

Steward told  Sky Sports : “For him being retired I’m happy because that’s what he wants.

“I know a lot of the retirement has to do with not getting the fights he wants and it’s really mentally challenging to be offered fights and go through negotiations for fights and then for them to fall through at the end.

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“These things happen to many fighters around the world. You wouldn’t expect it to happen on this big a stage but it does happen and it’s something fighters have to deal with.

“We on the outside sometimes don’t understand that. We just say ‘if he gets the fight he’ll come back’, it’s not as easy as being on the outside going through what happens on the inside.

“But it’s the sport he loves so much, and it’s hurting him like that. Those things have to be taken into consideration and respected.”

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Tyson Fury was not shying away from splashing the cash at his glorious getaway with his wife Paris on an £18,000 a night superyacht on Tuesday (May 17). The 33-year-old boxing legend and his other half are enjoying the views with their children.

The loved-up couple is proud parents to Venezuela, 12, Prince John James, nine, Prince Tyson Fury II, five, Prince Adonis Amaziah, two, Valencia Amber, four, and baby Athena, who was born in August 2021.

The trip is a world away from a few weeks ago where Tyson and his family spent time in Morecambe Bay , where his sons donned matching ‘Gyspy King’ tracksuit sets to show support for their dad. He referred to himself as ‘blessed’ on Instagram while enjoying the family holiday.

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Tyson looked in great spirits as his adoring fans clambered for selfies as he hopped off the luxurious vessel. The champion boxer happily obliged as he was seen playfully mimicking a punch with his hand while smiling for the camera alongside a fan.

Dressed in a simple white top and blue shorts combo, Tyson looked excited to take on the rest of the day at the Cannes Film Festival with his family.

The boxer is now settling back into family life after securing a victory over Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium last month. Tyson and Paris have not been shy in documenting their much-needed sun-drenched getaway.

In one image posted earlier this week, Paris could be seen enjoying the sunshine as she smiled at the camera sipping a glass of wine and dipped her toes into the jacuzzi. In another video, Tyson gathered his family together for a sit-down meal before posing for a selfie with his wife of 14 years.

The couple first met when they were teenagers and got married in 2008. They follow the Traveller tradition, and Paris recently spoke to Fabulous about the pair's decision to take their daughter out of school.

She said: "We finish school at primary age, which is the traditional Traveller way. We've just brought the tradition into the 21st century. Venezuela wanted to leave school, and all her friends were leaving. Her tutor is gonna keep her up to date with all of her tests. She will also be having piano lessons."

The couple has been open about wanting to expand their family, with the pair hoping to have at least ten children, as revealed by Paris in her book Love and Fury: The Magic and Mayhem of Life with Tyson.

"Tyson and I had always intended to carry on the great Traveller tradition and have a big family: three children at the very least, we'd say to each other, maybe even ten if we were lucky," she wrote.

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Inside Tyson Fury's £10,000-per-night yacht holiday: Boxing champ and his family enjoy a boozy getaway on 137ft luxury boat complete with decadent decor, a hot tub and lavish meals served by stewards

By Charlotte Dean For Mailonline

Published: 05:38 EDT, 17 May 2022 | Updated: 11:12 EDT, 17 May 2022

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Tyson Fury and his wife Paris are currently enjoying a very lavish getaway with their brood along the French  Riviera on a £10,000-per-night super yacht, Irama, as he kicks back following his recent Dillian Whyte win.

The heavyweight boxing champion, 33, spared no expense as he treated his family to a luxury holiday in the South Of France on the stunning vessel which comes complete with master suit, sprawling living space and a hot tub.

It has been an action packed trip for the Fury's, who have stopped off in several desirable locations along the famous coastline and made the most of the boat's water sport facilities by going jet-skiing.

Family affair: Tyson Fury and his wife Paris are currently enjoying a very lavish getaway with their brood along the French Riviera on a £10,000-per-night super yacht, Irama, as he kicks back following his recent Dillian Whyte win

Tyson and Paris - who is said to be pregnant with her seventh child - were joind by their children Venezuela, 12, Prince John James nine, Prince II, four, Amber, three, Prince Adonis Amaziah, two, and eight month old Athena.

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During one of their stop offs, the beaming family posed for a poolside snap as they visited a rooftop swimming pool together and donned their swimwear as they went for a dip in the sun-soaked location.

The family were staying on the superyacht which was built by Concept in Turkey, with the vessel being delivered to sports networking company in 2009.

Wow! The heavyweight boxing champion, 33, spared no expense as he treated his family to a luxury holiday in the South Of France on the stunning vessel which comes complete with master suit, sprawling living space and a hot tub

Glamorous: Paris gave her followers a look inside their accomodation on her Instagram Stories, as she offered a touring by walking through the vessel from the deck through to the master suite

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Date night: One evening the couple appeared to spend an evening away from the rest of the clan and took themselves off for a romantic evening together as they posed for a snap together on a table of two

The 137ft boat can accommodate up to 14 guests and seven crew members and certainly seems packed full of the Fury family, including the athlete's father John who joined them on the trip.

One evening the couple appeared to spend an evening away from the rest of the clan and took themselves off for a romantic evening together as they posed for a snap together on a table of two.

Earlier in the day the couple were seen jetting around the bay on the back of a jet-ski, as Paris clung onto her husband's chest, while their kids were enjoying the inflatables.

Hold on tight! Earlier in the day the couple were seen jetting around the bay on the back of a jet-ski, as Paris clung onto her husband's chest, while their kids were enjoying the inflatables

TYSON FURY'S £10,000-A-NIGHT IRAMA SUPERYACHT

The iRama Yacht was built by Concept in Turkey, with the vessel being delivered to sports networking company in 2009.

With a length of 41.8m, it can accommodate up to 14 guests and seven crew members.

Previously named Elisea Nova, the yacht has a wood hull and a wood superstructure.

With two MTU engines, it has a cruising speed of 18.0 kn and a top speed of 21.0 kn, carrying 35,000 litres of fuel and 6000 litres of water.

The boat is is exclusively available to subscribers.

Fruit: One social media snap shows the couple relaxing outside with a huge fruit platter and drinks, as Paris rested an affectionate hand on her husband's knee

Smile! Tyson took a snap of their family outing as they strolled down the street

Tour: A glimpse inside the boat revealed a sprawling space for the family of eight to relax in

Champ! Tyson chatted on the phone and raised a fist as he hung out with Paris onboard the boat

Yum! Another of Paris' photos offered a glimpse at one of the families' delicious-looking meals as they sat down at the outdoor table and tucked into bruschetta and salad

Paris gave her followers a look inside their accomodation on her Instagram Stories, as she offered a touring by walking through the vessel from the deck through to the master suite.

The stylish space was decorated in tones of gold and navy and offered a regal but modern feel, with a large living room to accomodate the family of eight and their relatives. 

Outside, the family lounged on plush outdoor furniture including sofas and sundecks as they made the most of the warm spring weather.

Boogie nights! The Furys appeared in jubliant spirits on the trip as Paris shared a video of her husband dancing shirtless in a pair of pink shorts while holding a pint of beer in his hand in front of a hot tub

Cheers! The 137ft boat can accommodate up to 14 guests and seven crew members and certainly seems packed full of the Fury family, including the athlete's father John (pictured) who joined them on the trip 

Cheers! Further glimpses into the trip revealed Paris and her female pal sipping on coconut drinks while Tyson enjoyed a cold bottle of Heineken beer

Jet-setters! Tyson felt the need for speed as he razzed about on the jet ski

One social media snap shows the couple relaxing outside with a huge fruit platter and drinks, as Paris rested an affectionate hand on her husband's knee.

Another of Paris' photos offered a glimpse at one of the families' delicious-looking meals as they sat down at the outdoor table and tucked into bruschetta and salad.

The mother of six also revealed a treat stand for the children which held fizzy drinks, sweet treats, popcorn and chocolates. 

Holiday vibes: The family enjoyed some good weather during the trip

Pose! The couple smiled for a selfie with their friend

Delighted: Paris looked to be having a great time as she held onto Tyson's waist

Racing ready! Paris and Tyson had some fun on the water while their kids stayed aboad the boat

So chic! Paris shared a stunning snap of herself sporting a black dress while out for dinner

The Furys appeared in jubliant spirits on the trip as Paris shared a video of her husband dancing shirtless in apair of pink shorts while holding a pint of beer in his hand in front of a hot tub.

Paris later got in on the action as Tyson put up a video of her dancing to music wearing a pink co-ord as they enjoyed their evening aboard the incredible yacht. 

Further glimpses into the trip revealed Paris and her female pal sipping on coconut drinks while Tyson enjoyed a cold bottle of Heineken beer.

Cheers! Paris wore a black and white top and white frayed shorts as she danced with a wine glass in her hand

Dancing queen! Paris later got in on the action as Tyson put up a video of her dancing to music wearing a pink co-ord as they enjoyed their evening aboard the incredible yacht

Selfie time: Tyson spoke to the camera after filming his wife dancing on the boat's deck

Tyson's boxing friend Carl Froch recently claimed Paris is pregnant with the couple's seventh child during an appearance on BBC Breakfast last month.

His pal, 44, said: 'He's got five or six children? I don't want to get it wrong, but he's got a lot of kids.'

He added: 'I think Paris, his wife, is pregnant.'

Just the day before, the Gypsy King even hinted himself that the couple were expecting a new addition.

According to The Sun , he said: 'My wife has been at home waiting for me for ten years, we have six kids and I am going to put another bun in her oven.  

'Number seven is going to pop out anytime soon.

'I am going to be a family man and a big fat pig, fatter than I already am.'

Expecting? Just the day before, the Gypsy King even hinted himself that the couple were expecting a new addition

Chilling: Outside, the family lounged on plush outdoor furniture including sofas and sundecks as they made the most of the warm spring weather

Playtime! Two of their kids were seen running about the deck and jumping into the hot tub

Taking it all in: Their family members watched from the back of the vessel

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Tyson Fury 'retiring' after Dillian Whyte heavyweight title fight: 'I'm done'

Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte will fight at Wembley Stadium on April 23 for the WBC heavyweight championship; both fighters finally signed their contracts for the bout last week after protracted negotiations; Sky customers will be able to buy the BT Box Office fight through Sky

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Tyson Fury has suggested he will retire on "a massive yacht abroad" after his heavyweight title clash with Dillian Whyte.

The British duo narrowly beat a deadline last week to sign their contracts for the highly anticipated bout at Wembley on April 23, live on BT Box Office, which will see Fury fight in England for the first time since 2018.

Fury, 33, was then expected to face the winner of Anthony Joshua's rematch with Oleksandr Usyk later this year.

But on Tuesday, Fury said: "This is the final fight of my career, I'm retiring after this, $150m in the bank, healthy, young, I'm gonna buy a massive yacht abroad. I'm retiring, I'm out, this is my final fight, I'm done."

Fury was speaking at a press conference to launch the fight with Whyte, who opted to remain at his training camp in Portugal.

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"He has definitely shown a white flag today," Fury said, after facing the media alone. "All this social media stuff, 'I'm not promoting the fight, I'm not getting involved in mind games.'

"He's given me that much more confidence it's unbelievable.

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"He's terrified. He's definitely showing the white flag in my estimation of this fight.

"The way he's going on about it, saying he doesn't want to go face-to-face, of course he doesn't, because he'll see that fire in my eyes and he'll think, 'I'm getting smashed to bits'.

"That's what it is, it's fear, it's terror. It's all of the above and I don't blame him for not being here today."

'Whyte will try to chin me'

The Brixton man secured his WBC mandatory title shot after knocking out Alexander Povetkin in a rematch last March, while Fury retained his WBC belt with an 11th-round knockout of Deontay Wilder in October.

Fury acknowledged the danger Whyte will pose in the ring, but insists he will use the opportunity to showcase his talents.

"I'm looking to show the people and the boxing fraternity how good I really am, and what better opponent to do it against than a man who's been calling for the fight for 352 years," Fury said.

"He finally gets his shot on the biggest stage, against the biggest champion, on the biggest night. I will not fail, I'm just going to show you how great I really am.

"I fought some tasty competitors over the years. I know Dillian Whyte, we go back a long way. We go back to like 2012. He's a tough guy, he's a good, game fighter. He will bring what he can and he will try and chin me, that's a fact.

"He's definitely up there with the top 10 fights I've had, but we'll all find out on the night. I could say he could be No 2 or 22, but if he doesn't perform on the night then he'll never get the credit for it, or if I demolish him one round he'll never get any credit, but if it's a good fight then he'll definitely get his credit."

'Whyte similar to Chisora | I can handle that style'

One of few mutual opponents for the pair during their careers has been fellow Brit Derek Chisora, who both have beaten on two separate occasions.

Fury says he sees similarities between Whyte and Chisora, who shared highly competitive encounters in 2016 and 2018, which adds to his confidence ahead of the bout.

"I think they're both pretty similar," Fury said. "They had two good fights together.

"It was nip and tuck in the first, I actually thought Derek nicked the fight by a few rounds. The second fight was going Derek's way as well, and he obviously got chinned late.

"Very, very close competitive fights. I think they're very similar in stature, weight, and in style, and I've handled that style plenty before."

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Tyson and Paris Fury have continued their French holiday aboard a luxurious super yacht alongside their six children and other extended family members

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Tyson Fury has shown off the £18,000 a night super yacht he’s currently holidaying on with his family.

The boxing champion, 33, is currently on holiday in Cannes with wife Paris Fury and their six children as well as Tyson’s father John and a few family friends.

Thanks to the boxer’s massive success in the sport, he’s had no trouble affording the pricey holiday for his family on the yacht, which includes a hot tub, living room, dining room and bedrooms for all guests on board, as well as staff.

Posting a series of photos and videos to his Instagram feed, Tyson referred to the boat as “150ft of pure luxury” as he took fans for a tour around the vessel.

Tyson’s wife Paris, 32, could be seen enjoying the sunshine as she dipped her toes into the jacuzzi, while in another shot she could be seen with a glass of wine as she smiled at the camera.

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In another video, the table for a luxurious lunch can be seen as Tyson tries to gather his family together for the sit down meal.

Tyson posed for a selfie with wife Paris as well as his dad John.

Also enjoying the sunshine were the couple’s children Venezuela, 12, Prince John James, nine, Prince Tyson Fury II, five, Prince Adonis Amaziah, two, Valencia Amber, four, and baby Athena, who was born in August 2021.

Paris and Tyson were previously in the south of France, where they enjoyed meals and swimming sessions in the sunshine before getting aboard the yacht to explore the coastline.

Tyson showed off his and his wife’s fashionable side as he captioned a series of snaps: “meanwhile the Gypsyking & Queen continue to take over the Cote d'Azur enjoying the sun & french cuisine. @parisfury1 #getuptheremyboy.”

The couple looked stylish with Tyson pairing a blue and yellow shirt with white trousers and loafers.

Paris glammed up in a satin halter-neck top with white shorts and wedge heels.

He posted a sweet tribute to his bikini clad wife alongside a video showing Paris pause tidying to pass him a beer. Tyson joked: “If Carlsberg made wives.”

The couple first met when they were teenagers and got married in 2008.

They follow the traveller tradition and Paris recently spoke to Fabulous about the pair’s decision to take their daughter out of school: “We finish school at primary age, which is the traditional traveller way.

"We've just brought the tradition into the 21st century. Venezuela wanted to leave school and all her friends were leaving."

Paris added: "Her tutor is gonna keep her up to date with all of her tests. She will also be having piano lessons."

The couple have been open about wanting to expand their family, with the pair hoping to have at least 10 children , as revealed by Paris in her book Love and Fury: The Magic and Mayhem of Life with Tyson.

"Tyson and I had always intended to carry on the great Traveller tradition and have a big family: three children at the very least, we’d say to each other, maybe even ten if we were lucky,” she wrote.

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LONDON -- Tyson Fury uncorked a brutal right uppercut that ended a rough-and-tumble title defense against Dillian Whyte in a U.K. homecoming before 94,000-plus at Wembley Stadium on Saturday.

If you believe the heavyweight champion, it was the final fight of his Hall of Fame career.

Fury, known as "The Gypsy King," set up the fight-ending shot with a jab, one of 143 he threw in the fight. The uppercut immediately crumbled Whyte to the canvas. Whyte, 34, was fighting for the heavyweight title for the first time after he waited more than 1,600 days as WBC's No. 1 contender, and he seemingly used every ounce of strength left to beat the referee's count.

But when Whyte (28-3, 19 KOs) was asked to walk forward to prove his readiness, he tumbled into the ropes and the referee quickly halted the contest with one second remaining in Round 6, possibly signaling the end of Fury's career at 33 years old.

"I've done everything asked of me," Fury, ESPN's No. 5 pound-for-pound boxer, said at the postfight news conference. "I've done more promotion, more interviews than anybody, and I go above and beyond with all these shows I fight on, so I definitely deserve to be able to make a choice where I think it benefits me most.

"I've given 20 years to boxing, amateur and professional. I've had me brains knocked out. I've been put down, I've been rocked, I've been cut. I've had tough fights, I've had draws, I've had wins. I've boxed all over the world. How much blood can you get out of a stone?"

Fury (32-0-1, 23 KOs) was competing for the first time since an ultraviolent victory over Deontay Wilder in October that was named ESPN's Fight of the Year. In the trilogy battle, Fury floored Wilder once in Round 3 but was dropped twice himself in Round 4.

He concluded their bitter rivalry with another knockdown of Wilder in Round 10, followed by the vicious KO one round later.

At Friday's weigh-in, Fury weighed 264.8 pounds, nearly 13 pounds lighter than he did in October. It was an indication Fury wished to box off the back foot against Whyte rather than use the mauling strategy that worked so well against Wilder.

"I started touching him with an uppercut to the body, and then I just slipped to the side and, bang, beautiful peach," said Fury, whose previous five bouts took place in the U.S. "I was softening him up with the jab. I didn't get involved in a brawl, trading punches like I did against Wilder. I wanted to keep me distance, use me range."

Whyte entered the bout 1-1 against former titleholders, winning a decision over Joseph Parker and losing by TKO to Anthony Joshua.

Against Fury, he was seemingly searching for one haymaker that would end the contest. He found success in spurts when he was able to pin Fury on the ropes. But once Fury moved the action to the center of the ring, Whyte found himself on the end of Fury's sharp combinations.

Fury attacked Whyte's midsection with both hands and often mixed in a jab to the body. The champ's sharp, straight shots broke through Whyte's guard repeatedly, and by Round 3, his right eye was already damaged.

Whyte asserted himself more in Round 4 with an array of roughhouse tactics, and the diminutive referee encountered trouble when he attempted to break them up. Fury and Whyte began to shout at each other with claims they were fouled. The referee sternly warned them, but the words did little to maintain control.

Moments later, Whyte landed a blatant rabbit shot as the referee was attempting to break them, leading to yet another warning. Fury seemed reinvigorated by the tactic and began to fire more combinations punctuated by a hook thrown from both orthodox and southpaw.

"He tried to make it rough, fair play to him," said Fury, who was making his inaugural title defense in the U.K., after he first won the championship against Wladimir Klitschko in 2015. "He was trying to handle me there.

"He was trying to wrestle with a dinosaur. I'm like a T. rex in there. I'm 6-foot-9, 270 pounds. It's difficult, especially when you're shorter and you're not as quick as well. He tried hitting me with the elbows, head. ... He was using the forearms, trying to elbow me. When you try to cheat in a fight, you always come up second-best."

Whyte, known as "The Body Snatcher," continued to attack Fury's midsection -- 17 of his 29 connects were to the body -- and he snuck in a couple of his patented left hooks to the head, but he was unable to sustain any offense.

The front-foot heavy Whyte, 6-4, 253.25 pounds, continually dangled his left hand and seemingly invited the uppercut that ended the bout. When it finally came, it was clear that all the critics who previously called Fury "pillow-fisted" were silenced for good, if they weren't already after Fury's two knockouts of Wilder.

"SugarHill Steward, he made me a great fighter," said Fury, who has scored three consecutive stoppages since a decision win over Otto Wallin in 2019. "Years ago, used to jib and jab, touch and slide.

"But you've seen me here tonight. ... You've made me the biggest puncher in the heavyweight division, by a mile."

Fury insisted he won't return to the ring, not even for an undisputed heavyweight title fight that lays before him. Oleksandr Usyk is set to defend the division's other three major titles against Anthony Joshua in a July 23 rematch. A potential fight that pits the winner against Fury, particularly if it's Joshua, a fellow Englishman, would be among the richest in all of boxing.

"There's a lot money to be earned, but for me, I come from f--- all, I come from nothing," said Fury, who earned a career-high $33,640,500, the result of a record purse bid won by promoter Frank Warren that included a $4,102,500 win bonus.

Fury added: "It's never been about money to me. I know a lot of people with big money, but none of them are happy. I know money can't make happiness. Not even been about belts for me. Never been about legacies. It's not been about anything but punching a mother----er's face right in on the night. That's all it's ever been about."

Even if Fury retires and keeps the promise he made to his wife, Paris, following the third Wilder fight, it's clear he will remain in the public eye. He discussed a return to WWE and a potential match with Scotland's Drew McIntyre at SummerSlam on July 30 in Nashville.

The following month, WWE will stage its first major event in the U.K. in 30 years with a stadium show in Cardiff, Wales, on Sept. 3.

"Don't rule me out of fighting there," said Fury, whose 2019 run in WWE concluded with a win over Braun Strowman at "Crown Jewel" in Saudi Arabia.

He added: "I got to speak to [WWE chairman] Vince [McMahon] and the boys. I know Drew McIntyre has been saying a lot of things about me. I'd love to be in Cardiff. I enjoyed it last time in Saudi Arabia; it was fantastic. We're going to be in contact and see if we can make SummerSlam a reality."

There's also UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou , who was in the ring with Fury to celebrate Saturday's win.

"Big Francis Ngannou is here today," Fury said. "He's on my hit list in an exhibition fight, however he wants it: in a cage, in a boxing ring, boxing gloves, UFC gloves, we can make it happen. I think everyone wants to see it. He's a monster of a guy, I'm a monster of a guy, so it will be a clash of the titans for sure."

In a nod to Floyd Mayweather's commercial bonanza in a boxing match against Logan Paul, Fury added: "I'm not ruling out exhibitions for sure; get some of that Floyd Mayweather money. I want to have fun. I'm an entertainer. ... It's what I do best."

There's no doubt about that. But fighting? That's surely a close second. Fury is unquestionably the top heavyweight of his generation, an all-time great whose tremendous frame belied his nimble feet. And whose ability to promote a fight is second to none.

"I've fulfilled everything I've ever wanted to fulfill," he said. "I'm going to retire as the second heavyweight in history after Rocky Marciano to retire undefeated. ... [Whyte] didn't fight a world champion, I ain't a world champion; I'm a legend in this game.

"And you can't deny it, I'm the best heavyweight who's ever been. There ain't ever been one who can beat me. Six-foot-9 frame, 270-pound weight, can move like a middleweight and hit like a thunderstorm and can take a punch like anybody else. ... [I have] the heart of a lion, the mindset of the Wizard of Oz.

"I gave everything to you guys, put it on the line every single time. Enough is enough. ... To come back for a big, big fight at home, it's been amazing. I couldn't have topped it off. It's been a fairy-tale few years. It's been absolutely more than I ever dreamed as a kid, and as an adult. ... I'm very happy with me career."

Tyson Fury knocks out Deontay Wilder in stunning world heavyweight boxing title fight

Sport Tyson Fury knocks out Deontay Wilder in stunning world heavyweight boxing title fight

Tyson Fury has beaten Deontay Wilder in a thrilling heavyweight title fight in Las Vegas, Nevada, retaining his WBC heavyweight title.

Key points:

• Tyson Fury remains undefeated as a professional with a career record of 31-0-1
• Fury was knocked down twice in the fourth round
• Deontay Wilder, who refused to acknowledge Fury after the fight, suffered his second career defeat

Fury knocked Wilder out at 1:10 into the 11th round, with a brutal left-right combination after an epic brawl in which both men were dropped, twice, before the knockout.

"It will go down in history as a great fight," Fury said in the ring.

"I'm the WBC champion, the Ring Champion and the lineal champion.

"Don't ever doubt me. When the chips are down, I will deliver."

There can be little doubt that Fury has cemented his status as one of the all-time greats after one of the best fights Las Vegas has ever witnessed, a trilogy fight worthy of recognition as one of the best ever staged.

Wilder had looked incredibly focused all week, barely responding to Fury's energetic taunting at the weigh-in and press conference, remaining calm where, pre-fight, he said: "When I'm calm, I can make the best decisions possible."

Fury though, described the fight as "a pantomime show, like Broadway in Las Vegas", which was born out in the typically theatrical ring-walks that preceded the fight.

Wilder, having delayed his entry, came to the ring wearing a typically ornate costume, while Fury entered dancing and singing along to AC/DC's You shook me all night long, while dressed as a Roman Centurion.

The pair repeatedly jawed at each other while receiving their instructions, a small taste of the bad blood that has fuelled this rivalry, right up the moment the bell rang, and they engaged in a rematch 20 months in the offing.

Wilder — who weighed in at a career-high 107.9 kilograms — came out swinging in the first round, forcing Fury to backtrack and stay away from the vicious right hand that was responsible for his 41 career knockouts.

However Fury — who also came in at a career-high of 125.6kg — landed the first telling blow, knocking the American down with a massive right hand in the third.

Wilder looked out on his feet, but responded in the best possible way, sending Fury to the canvass twice in a brutal, seesawing fourth.

The former champion — who made 10 successful defences in his career as heavyweight champion but had been criticised for being a limited boxer and one-punch specialist — looked sharp, working behind a rangy jab to the body and tested Fury throughout.

Fury was forced to hang on for dear life as Wilder frantically looked for the knockout blow, but adjusted and went back to basics, advancing behind his own stiff jab, doubling up with a powerful right.

"He gave me a real run for my money," Fury said.

"I'm the best on the world and he's the second best."

That helped Fury regain his ascendancy, but he remained wary of Wilder's irrefutable power, despite landing with repeat, concussive blows to the head off a stiff jab and devastating right hook.

The Briton's superior ring-craft and near 20kg weight advantage became increasingly evident as the fight went on, with every clinch sapping Wilder's energy and every one-two combo taking their toll.

It was evident the American was wobbled a number of times before finally going down again in the 10th round, courtesy of another clubbing right.

Improbably, Wilder got up from that shot, but was unable to do so in the 11th, Fury sending Wilder down with another brilliant combination and the referee calling a halt before Wilder had even hit the ground.

Wilder, who listed an extraordinary array of surreal and bizarre excuses after his last defeat , exited the ring quickly, refusing to acknowledge Fury.

"He's got no love for me, Deontay Wilder. You know why? Because I beat him three times," Fury said.

"I'm a sportsman, I went over to him to show some love and respect, but he didn't wanna give it back. That's his problem.

"I will pray for him, so God will soften his heart."

Fury would not immediately be drawn on what his next move would be, but with the WBA, IBF, WBO, and IBO belts tied up with an Oleksandr Usyk-Anthony Joshua rematch, he may be forced into a mandatory defence of his WBC belt against fellow Brit, Dillian Whyte, should he get past Swede Otto Wallin later this month.

Look back on how all the action unfolded in Las Vegas in our live blog.

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All hail the gypsy king.

By Simon Smale

OK, I think it's about time we wrapped things up on the live side of the blog today.

All I can say is, wow. I'm still buzzing a little bit from that fight and all that happened.

It was a contest that ebbed and flowed from one side to the next on a whim, two fantastic warriors going toe to toe for 11 brilliant rounds of heavyweight boxing. 

I thought their second fight was a good one, but it's been blown out of the water by this stunning encounter.

Where now for Fury? I think Dylian Whyte deserves a chance, having been mandatory for this belt for over 1,200 days now (boxing politics is mad) but he'll need to get past Otto Wallin first.

If not, then surely the winner of the Anthony Joshua - Oleksadr Usyk fight will be the way to go - and won't that be something.

Anyway, thanks for watching/following along with me, it was a real pleasure to be able to bring it to you all.

Fury v Joshua AND Usyk at the same time might be close, but he will smash whichever one of them he faces next -Bryan

Yeah, I think I'm with you.

He's just too good. His boxing IQ is through the roof.

Plus, he weighs 125kgs and is 206cm tall.

Incredible skill set for such an enormous man.

Audience comment by Charlie Cahaly

Thank you for a great blow-by-blow when most of the time we can’t get any information about a big fight. Great job thank you

Where does Fury stand in the all-time list? 

Fury is the best heavyweight since Ali , and maybe better . -martin pinnock

He's got to be up there, hasn't he Martin?

He's certainly got the most engaging and arresting persona in the boxing world right now.

He's certainly got the movement, both body and foot movement, to put him down as one of the all time greats.

And today he's shown that he's absolutely got the chin to be classed as the greatest.

Hard to judge different eras, of course, but every superstar needs their foil, and in Deontay Wilder, he's found his. 

Wilder walked out the ring without acknowledging Fury 

The loser won’t acknowledge Fury. Complete lack of class. Still, he’s probably gone off to find another excuse. Maybe his shorts were too heavy ? -kimbo

Yeah, it's poor form for me too, kimbo.

I guess time will tell about whether or not he will come out with any excuses, but really he shouldn't have to - that was one of the all time great fights and it very much takes two to tango - he played his part in one of the all time great fights.

'Don't ever doubt me': Fury

There is little doubt that it will go down as one of the all time great fights, especially in the heavyweight division.

But Fury says it has to be one of the all time great contests.

"It will go down in history as a great fight," he says. "I'm the WBC champion, the Ring Champion and the lineal champion," he says. "Don't ever doubt me, when the chips are down, I will deliver."

And now, as is customary, he's singing. A version of walking in Memphis with Vegas referenced instead.

You speak about his boxing ability, and we've seen that illustrated time and time again, but he really is sport's greatest showman.

He follows up that piece with a rendition of "Lancashire la la la", which I feel might have been lost on this American crowd...

'I'm made of pig iron and steel': Tyson Fury

The champ is talking in the centre of the ring.

"I'll make it as clean as possible for you," he says before the interview starts. "Like the great John Wayne said, I'm made of pig iron and steel, baby," he says.

He then thanks Jesus.

"I was hurt, Wilder is a tough man, a strong puncher. My Lord and Saviour rose me to my feet to give me glory," he says. "It was a great fight tonight, worthy of any trilogy in world title history."

He's not wrong.

Deontay Wilder has left the ring, without acknowledging Fury.

"He gave me a real run for my money," Fury says. "I'm the best on the world and he's the second best."

He says he's disappointed that Wilder would not acknowledge him.

""He's got no love for me Deontay Wilder. You know why? Because I beat him three times. I'm a sportsman, I went over to him to show some love and respect, but he didn't wanna give it back. That's his problem. "I will pray for him, so God will soften his heart."

Wow, that's a biblical burn.

And still...

Tyson Fury remains the undefeated WBC and lineal heavyweight champion of the world and surely now one of the all time great fighters.

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35.97m  /  118'   perini navi   1989 / 2015.

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Gitana is an outstanding candidate for a perfect yacht charter vacation

The 36m/118'1" 'Gitana' sail yacht built by the Italian shipyard Perini Navi is available for charter for up to 9 guests in 3 cabins. This yacht features interior styling by Italian designer Perini Navi.

For serious sailors looking to add some luxury to their vacation, sailing yacht Gitana has plenty of appeal. With luxurious living spaces, both inside and out, as well as the opportunity for some fabulous sailing whilst on charter, she's sure to please even the most discerning seafarer.

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Gitana is great for families thanks to her child-friendly setup. Built in 1989, She offers guest accommodation for up to 9 guests with a layout comprising a master suite, one double cabin and one twin cabin. There are 6 beds in total, including 3 doubles, 1 single and 2 pullmans. She is also capable of carrying up to 7 crew onboard to ensure a relaxed luxury yacht charter experience.

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Whatever your activities on your charter, you'll find some impressive features are seamlessly integrated to help you such as air conditioning to keep your comfortable throughout your charter.

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Gitana is built with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure. Powered by twin MTU engines, she comfortably cruises at 10 knots, reaches a maximum speed of 12 knots with a range of up to 3,455 nautical miles from her 22,400 litre fuel tanks at 11 knots.

Gitana knows a thing or two about fun on the water, with a selection of water toys and accessories for you and your guests to enjoy whilst on charter. Principle among these are waterskis that are hugely entertaining whether you are a beginner or a seasoned pro. If that isn't enough Gitana also features fishing equipment and snorkelling equipment. Gitana features two tenders, but leading the pack is a 4.57m/15' Castoldi Jet Tender to transport you in style.

Based in the magical waters of the Mediterranean all year round Gitana is ready for your next luxury yacht charter. Let Gitana Discover the magical places, food and experiences of the the Mediterranean.

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€57,000 p/week + expenses Approx $61,000

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GITANA 158’ Feadship Yacht for Sale

Posted August 20, 2021 in Brokerage & New Build by Janine St.Denis

GITANA, 158-foot (48.15m) Feadship yacht, is now listed for sale with Northrop & Johnson Yacht Broker Hank Halsted . She is listed for $14.9M.

This pedigreed tri-deck 499GT motor yacht was launched by Feadship Devries in 1997. GITANA stands out from other yachts in her range due to her exceptional Dutch craftsmanship, sophisticated style and high level of performance. She also has benefitted from a multitude of upgrades and updates throughout her life, having spent at least four months in refit per year for the last seven years. She underwent her 20-year special survey from 2016 into 2017 and in fall 2021 she will launch her Lloyds and MCA 25-year classification at the Feadship shipyard in Holland, in addition to other updates and maintenance.

Motor yacht for sale GITANA is truly remarkable. This striking superyacht features a variety of impressive amenities that ensure she provides the highest level of luxury living on the water. The interior spaces of GITANA are welcoming and elegant. Guests who enter the main deck will be enveloped by a friendly mood set by the Deco-Caribbean styling throughout. An open-plan layout allows the main salon’s spacious and sumptuous lounge space to effortlessly flow into the dining salon. The entire deck benefits from large windows that offer unobstructed views. The skylounge is the ideal place to socialize and relax. Entertainment amenities are found here as well as a full bar and more.

GITANA welcomes up to 12 guests in five resplendent staterooms. These include a full-beam master suite located on the main deck and four additional staterooms, including two with Pullmans located on the lower deck. Each stateroom provides guests with an on-water retreat outfitted with stellar amenities and accompaniments, each with an en-suite bathroom. The yacht’s professional crew is accommodated in five crew cabins. These crewmembers are able to discretely move about the yacht to provide service with ease.

The deck spaces of GITANA provide the ultimate in alfresco living. From outdoor dining on the main deck and bridge deck aft to the sundeck’s Jacuzzi, lounge seating, onboard gym, full bar and barbecue to the large swim platform for easy water access, there is so much to enjoy while aboard.

Visit the GITANA webpage or contact Yacht Broker Hank Halsted  for more information on this yacht for sale. For media requests and photos of this yacht,  contact N&J’s press team .

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48m Feadship motor yacht Gitana sold

The 48.1-metre Feadship yacht Gitana has been sold with Jim Moran of Moran Yacht & Ship bringing in the buyer, while Alex Busher at Edmiston and Hank Halsted at Northrop & Johnson represented the seller.

Launched in 1997 by Dutch yard Feadship , Gitana features a steel hull and aluminium superstructure designed by Guido De Groot with naval architecture by Frits De Voogt . Gitana joined the market following a multi-million-euro refit at her home shipyard, which included a 25-year Lloyd's Class survey, a complete pain job and a complete overhaul of running gear.

The sub-500GT interior of Gitana was designed by John Munford with accommodation for up to 12 guests. There are five cabins in total, including a full-beam master suite on the main deck and four additional guest cabins on the lower deck, comprised of two queen cabins and two twins, each with a Pullman bunk. The master suite is outfitted with a king-sized bed, a study area and an en-suite bathroom with a steam shower and a Jacuzzi that sits beneath a skylight.

Her interior decor follows a Deco-Caribbean motif, according to Northrop & Johnson, and makes use of light carpets, splashes of turquoise blue and madrona burl and anigre wood joinery throughout. 

Automatic sliding doors lead from the aft deck through to an open main saloon with lounging aft and a formal dining area forward. Above, a sky lounge offers a second social spot and leads to a large aft deck with al fresco dining for owners looking to cruise in warmer weather. Other highlights on board Gitana include a Jacuzzi, a barbecue grill on the sundeck as well as an enclosed gym with two treadmills, weights and a weight bench.

Gitana can sleep a crew of 10 across five cabins and has been designed to facilitate ease of service. The galley is positioned forward of the interior dining area and benefits from large windows, a central island for food preparation and a large serving pantry with a dumb waiter that connects to the sky lounge above. 

Power comes from twin Caterpillar 3508-DITA engines, which provide a top speed of 15 knots and a range of 3,100 nautical miles at 13.5 knots. 

Gitana was asking $14,450,000. 

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Revolutionary Gitana 17 trimaran to foil solo across oceans at 50 knots

• Elaine Bunting
• July 20, 2017

The most radical of the new Ultime trimarans, the incredible Gitana 17 is designed to foil at over 50 knots and cross up to 900 miles a day, crewed by just one solo skipper. Elaine Bunting talked to designer Guillaume Verdier at the launch

A revolutionary 100ft fully foiling oceangoing trimaran capable of covering more than 900 miles in a day and sailing at speeds of 50 knots was launched in Lorient this week. Designed by Guillaume Verdier, the foil genius behind the America’s Cup winning Emirates Team New Zealand , Gitana 17 is designed to be sailed solo and to beat the round the world record.

Gitana 17 is the latest of the race boats backed by Baron Benjamin de Rothschild. The 100ft ‘Ultime’ trimaran is the culmination of three years of work by the team and brings together developments from areas as diverse as the Vendée Globe IMOCA 60s, the America’s Cup and the MOD70 trimarans.

This is a beast of a boat and significantly different from others in the growing ‘Ultime’ development class such as François Gabart’s Macif  and Thomas Coville’s Sodebo . For the first time, this is a boat designed around foil performance.

According to the design team, Gitana 17 will be able to foil at speeds of 48-50 knots in 16-25 knots of true wind and seas of 6-8m – typical Atlantic conditions. It could also sail across the Southern Ocean in non-foiling mode at up to 40 knots.

“Foiling is not that [hard] but to do that and be stable in waves is a lot more difficult and this is a first stage to doing that,” explained Guillaume Verdier. “Previously the boats were designed to go offshore and slowly the foils got into that, but we have designed the appendages as a principal [part] and tried to have a platform that goes well with that.

“It makes a boat that is a little heavier because there are more systems to control the foil, more hydraulics and the platform is stiffer in torsion.”

Launched on 17 July from Multiplast, Gitana 17 is the new Ultime class built for Baron Edmond de Rothschild.

The foils on Gitana 17 share some common thinking with those on the America’s Cup boats – the outer float foils are an L-shape. The main daggerboard on the central hull, however, is a shape never seen before on these boats and features a large horizontal component to help with roll control.

The concepts were evolved through 2014 and 2015 on Gitana 15 , the MOD70 now known as Giovanni Soldini’s Maserati . The team fitted one hull with several foil shapes to understand their performance offshore. “One of the issues we had was that it was fairly unstable, rolling-wise, and an elevator on the stern [alone] would not be enough for singlehanded control. So we introduced this element, which is draggy but will help a lot,” explained Verdier.

The T-foil rudders on the outer hulls are an ingenious and complex solution and designed by the Gitana team. They feature elevators to adjust trim and are operated by hydraulic system monitored by electronic software. But they can also kick up if they collide with something in the water, and be raised out of the water.

The windward rudder is very exposed to slamming from waves when reaching, so can be lifted up, locked into the hull and disconnected from the control systems. A large housing that you can see in the photo below protects the rudder and controls.

Gitana 17 has the mast stepped in Lorient

Verdier says that these rudder foils are “a bit like the AC72 foils; they are auto-stable”.

He explained: “They behave a bit like a helicoil. When the boat raises up in the water it makes more leeway, and when it makes more leeway there is a component of the force that pushes you down. But the difference [with the America’s Cup boats] is that this is a huge foil compared to any other boat in the past.”

The 100ft Gitana 17 is designed to foil trans-ocean solo

According to Verdier, Gitana 17 could one day foil at more than 50 knots. “But when foiling we are limited by cavitation, so if wanted to go above that we’d need to have different profiles and aerodynamic aspects, and structure of the boat. It’s a bit of an unknown territory, but maybe we should be able to do 53 or 54 knots.”

The main aim of the designers, however, is to improve the boat’s average high speed potential, and Verdier says that Gitana 17 could reach 900 miles in 24 hours – the much bigger fully crewed 130ft catamaran Banque Populaire V holds the record of 908 miles. This could be an ultimate record-breaker, though the quiet-spoken French designer hesitates to say so. “I could pick any crazy number,” he smiles. “It’s pretentious to say. We have to wait a little.”