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- Fury's net worth of $220 million remains strong despite his recent loss to Usyk for the heavyweight championship.
- Fury plans to not inherit her wealth to her children, instead focusing on teaching them the importance of earning money independently.
- Fury may face a high tax bill in the UK, but his entrepreneurial efforts and investments will help keep his finances afloat.
In a stunning victory, Oleksandr Usyk defeated Tyson Fury to become the undisputed heavyweight champion and cement his name in boxing history. The emotional Ukrainian secured the victory by split decision, making him the only professional boxer to achieve this feat in the second division.
Despite the losses, Fury's financial position remains unaffected.
With an estimated net worth of up to $220 million, the 'Gypsy King' remains one of the richest men in boxing. In 2024, his income reached $50 million, primarily from competitions and sponsorships, ranking him 42nd among the highest-paid athletes in the world.
Fury's entrepreneurial endeavors, including energy drinks, sports bars, and co-authored books, further expanded his fortune. Although the fight against Usyk ended in a loss, his fortune is expected to increase to a staggering $100 million, with some estimates putting his earnings at up to $127 million.
Anthony Joshua reacts to Tyson Fury vs. Oleksandr Usyk result
Anthony Joshua was at ringside for the undisputed bout between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk.
Tyson Fury insists he won't pass on his wealth to his children
Despite having incredible wealth, Fury wants his children to work for their living
However, Fury's wealth is not inherited by his seven children. He strongly believes in the importance of hard work and self-sufficiency, stating, “I want my children to earn their own money, make their own path, and become their own people.” He believes that inherited wealth can hinder their personal growth and ambitions.
Instead, Fury plans to support his children through business and investments, emphasizing the importance of carving their own path to success.
Oleksandr Usyk vs. Tyson Fury result: Split decision makes Usyk the undisputed champion
Oleksandr Usyk defeated Tyson Fury by split decision to win all the heavyweight titles.
Fury faces huge UK tax bill despite competing in Saudi Arabia
“The Gypsy King has complained about taxes in the past.”
According to Stocklytics, if Fury earned $127 million from boxing matches, he would have to pay more than $56 million in income tax and around $2.5 million in national insurance. This leaves him with just over $67 million in prize money.
After Saturday's match, Fury caused a stir when he went so far as to accuse the judge of siding with Oleksandr Usyk because Ukraine is “at war”. Later in the ring he said: I think he won some rounds, but I won most of them. And I think it was – what can you do? – one of which is his decision in boxing. “We both fought a good fight. We did the best we could. And, you know, his country is at war. So people side with countries that are at war. But , without a doubt, in my opinion, I won that battle.'' , I'll be back. There is a rematch clause. ”
