[dramatic music fades in]
[seagulls calling]
[Paris] Venezuela, make sure all the washing's out the way
so I can get into the oven.
Where's Prince? Tell him to come down right now.
[kids chattering]
Get off the table and sit down.
We're gonna have a chat with your dad. Your dad's got some big news.
[music fades]
Hi, guys! Yeah! I love him! I love him!
-[squeals] -Did you miss your dad?
[Paris] He's in good spirits because he's being Mr. Boxer.
-Hello, big boxer. -Hello, mush.
Run to Dad's car, quick.
"Look at Dad's car," he's gone straight to the Passat.
-Yay! Dad-daddy-car! -[kids chattering]
What's upsetting is
I am still
going through the processes of his last fights.
They still feel really close and active in my brain.
For him to be saying he's gonna be boxing again is
frightening for me 'cause I would rather he didn't.
I think he's gotta battle his own demons,
and I'd just like to be able to sit down and have a bit of peace one day.
[Tutty] Got good news! The Fury's back boxing!
[Tyson] Yes!
And we're gonna win the world championship back!
-[Valencia] Who's the king? -Me!
-Yeah! -[Tyson] You ready for the news or not?
[Paris] Go on, share your news
'cause you've shared your news with the world.
So I goes over to Türkiye,
and all of a sudden, I got about… some phone calls
from some heavy hitters.
-[Paris] Yeah. -With a massive deal.
Three-fight deal for, like, ground-shaking, groundbreaking figures.
In a realistic world, though, do you actually want to do that?
You're here now, calmed down.
Right, here's the thing, I didn't say I'm gonna do it.
I said I'll take the offer on board and think about it.
[Paris] What changed your mind from not thinking about it,
not gonna do it at all, to now?
[Tyson] An extremely large amount of money.
-Gotta think about it. -[Paris] Guys, shush!
Do you understand that it's a very big deal, what you've done over there?
Tyson's not been watching boxing, not getting involved.
He's took a bit of a hatred to it at the moment.
I think since he's been over there and around all the boxing scene again,
he's lit that passion back up.
-Have you spoke to your dad? -[Tyson] No.
-Not spoke to anybody. -[Paris] Nobody wants you to do it.
-[Rico yells] Ah! -It's only you that wants to do it.
Tutty, what do you think about me returning?
Um, yeah, go.
-Would ya? -[Tutty] Yeah.
[high-pitched] Ooh-ooh-ooh!
My dad's went to Türkiye to go talk to someone,
and I really hope he goes back to boxing
because when he boxed, he looked very happy.
Who would you like me to fight in me return?
-[Tutty] Usyk. -Yes!
Listen, all's we want is revenge, innit, me boy?
We don't want anything else. We just want revenge, that's it.
I only want what I shoulda got last time but I never.
Hearing Tyson talk like this about the Usyk losses,
it's a little bit concerning.
I don't think he'll ever accept it. He won't be like, "Oh yeah, I lost."
You know, he's always gonna think,
"They done me wrong. I don't think I had a fair shout."
Like a possessed human being just wanting revenge. That's all I want.
[Rico chattering, squealing]
[tense music playing]
[music fades]
[John] I'm gonna go and see Tyson
because he's back from Türkiye with his head full of dreams again,
what people's put there.
Told me he'd had enough, that were it, he weren't gonna bother,
not for any amount of money.
And that was only a short time ago, so I just want to know what's changed.
I know what's changed.
He's had a load of fucking money-hungry hyenas in his ear, hasn't he?
What think they can get a paycheck.
I'll tell you what, the promoters'll hate me for what I'm gonna do today.
[tense music playing]
The sooner he realizes that these people, they don't love him,
they probably don't even like him, you know,
but listen, they've had enough juice out the orange, haven't they?
Leave the kid alone.
Leave him be, I say.
[dramatic music playing]
-Hello, Granddad. -All right, kids?
-Where is he? -[Paris] He's in the front room, Big John.
Right. What happened over there, then? I haven't heard it out your own mouth.
-What's that? -Saying what you're gonna do and not do.
So being out in Türkiye, around it all, they've offered me some deals.
-[John] Have they? -[Tyson] Two, three fights.
I'll take the offers on board. Of course I will. I'm a businessman.
All those people
will talk you into this, into that, 'cause their health ain't at stake.
They're all to gain and nothing to lose.
They're not bothered about you. They want a paycheck out of you.
You're never gonna be as good as what you was last year.
You're a year older.
It's an addictive thing.
I think boxing is more addictive than drugs and alcohol,
because you can actually get away from drugs and alcohol,
but you can't get away from the boxing because it takes over your life.
So I thought, "He's been round all the wrong people,
put rubbish in his head, and now he's fighting again."
-I think he got excited. -[John] Got excited.
If someone says to me, "Right, I wanna give you a million pound for X, Y, and Z,"
I don't just say, "Okay, yeah."
-I'll say, "I'll think about it." -You did try…
-You did feed the world like it was done. -No, I never.
-I never. -[Paris] You did.
-He did, didn't he? -What did I feed 'em?
You fed the full world that you're fighting on 26th May.
-Yeah. -[Paris] On a third fight with Usyk.
What, in a year away? Please.
I've just had a ground-shaking, earth-shattering offer.
Literally, like, a Ronaldo offer.
-You should dismiss them straightaway. -[Tyson] You can't dismiss anything.
-Done, finished with it. -[Tyson] You can't. You can't.
This is the worrying part with you.
-[Tyson] You can't. -You can if you're not doing it.
You have to think about the pros and cons.
But you've got to think there's only cons because the pros is a bank check,
and a few more zeros ain't making no difference to what we're doing.
-He's 37 in a few week. -[John] Yeah.
-[Paris] 37 year old. -[John] Old man.
Gray hair in his beard.
I'm old as Usyk. Just the other day, 37.
[John] The caliber they want you to fight at for that big paycheck
is dangerous level.
[tense music playing]
I've been born and bred to do what I do, fight.
As a soldier, he doesn't know anything else but to fucking fight and die.
And that's it.
[dramatic music playing]
[John] It's getting out of hand, this, innit?
I've had enough of this conversation.
-[Paris] That lunatic still wants to box. -[Tyson] No, I don't.
But I'll still listen to people's offers.
Bop, bop, bop, I'll say whatever.
[Paris] Why would you sit and waste people's time?
Because it might be good! It might be a great offer!
If you're gonna get back in the ring, it's not a good offer.
Who knows?
They've got to make a mistake before they realize they've made one.
You won't keep getting away with it. Your luck'll run out.
If he had no intentions of fighting, he wouldn't take the men's offers.
Greed and lust for having that on your back there, "Oh, you're an hero."
See, I think that's the thing more than anything.
-It's not the money side. -The quietness of it all.
He can't stick the quietness. He's been in the limelight too long.
It's like an addiction to him.
[music fades]
-[seagulls calling] -[upbeat pop music playing]
[Valencia] It's my brother's birthday!
[Paris] Tutty!
Go and brush your teeth and your hair!
[Rico giggling]
[Paris] Come on, Adonis, underpants! Come on!
Little Tyson's having his birthday after school.
Grab your jumpers. Let's go!
Oh, Rico's waking up.
-Was we sleeping? -Yeah.
Rico wakes up every day and says, "Why are we in a house full of people?"
"Why am I not an only child?"
-Ow! You little fucker! -[laughing]
[Tyson] You're gonna take someone's eye.
If that hit me in the eye, it would've blinded me. Stop that. Paris!
I'm not sure what's going on in here.
I've been gone five minutes. There's Shreddies everywhere.
There's Shreddies even in the cupboards. I'm not sure.
I know they wasn't there before I left.
-Who's put the Shreddies in the…? -[Tutty] Adonis.
-Why? -[Athena] Dad!
-[Paris] Boys and girls, sit. -[Tyson] Right.
-[Adonis] I don't like that cereal. -[Paris] You have to have one.
Did the boys have a Shreddies fight? They're all over the kitchen, the drawers.
[Paris] Adonis! No, don't shoot people with that.
[Tutty chattering]
[Paris] Come in!
[kids chattering]
[Paris] Sit down, Tutty. Tyson, get off the phone.
Go and sit at the table.
Tyson! Big Tyson!
Telephone!
-I'm busy, love. -[Paris] No, look at me!
Stop trying to make yourself a hero on telly.
-No, Tyson! -Stay in your lane. Stay in your lane.
-[Paris] Be clever. -Cook that… whatever you're doing.
[Paris] Genuinely, you do that all the time! I ain't having it this time!
"Stay in your lane." Get in your lane!
-Stay in your lane. -[Paris] Get in your lane!
Put the leash on it before it gets bitten.
[Paris] People take you serious when you talk like that. "Stay in your lane."
I've shouted you six times. Will you ring the poxy plumber?
-[Tyson] Did I block the sink, or did you? -[Paris] Yes, you…
I told you for five months that's blocked, that's broke.
You blocked it, you unblock it.
[Paris] I won't! Ring the plumber! It's broke!
-I'm not ringing no plumber. -[Paris] It's broke!
It's not even eight in the morning, love.
-[Paris] Ring the plumber. -No.
[Paris] Then sit and rot with it.
-[Adonis] Gimme your phone. -Get off.
[slams]
[Paris] The cheek of Tyson to say this to me, like, "Stay in your lane."
This has really, really struck a nerve.
I've walked away because I will not give him the satisfaction
of knowing that I am really upset and I need a moment to myself.
Right, who's ready for the school run? Birthday!
[dryly] Whoo.
[dramatic music playing]
[Tyson] Right. Go on, then, guys. Offskies.
[Tutty] Dad, drive back home… Ring Mam
and tell her to bring me swimming shorts to school.
No, go on. Just go.
-You need to. -[Tyson] Go on.
-Go. -It's swimming!
I know. I'll tell your mam to now, yeah?
[phone ringing]
Hello.
[Tyson] Have you booked something for Tutty for later?
Have you booked the Blackpool?
No, I've booked nothing. Stay in your lane and you book it.
You're the person who stays in lane and books stuff.
Why are you being like that?
Like, I've shouted you 16 times. You've ignored me.
Hiya.
"Stay in your lane," and go stand in the kitchen.
Why are you telling me while I'm doing emails?
'Cause a response would've been nice, wouldn't it?
Well, I'm stuck in me business doing business.
I'm not leisuring on Twitter or Instagram.
I'm doing business, and I'm in the middle of a big business deal.
[Paris] You're in the middle of looking at your shite.
-I shouted your name ten times. -I'm busy.
Have you booked something for the kid or not?
-[Paris] Go on, piss off. -[Tyson] Go on, then, cheers.
-Get fucked. -[Paris] Yeah, you get fucked.
[dramatic music plays, then ends]
Complete freak is what I'm married to. A freak.
[huffs] I smell tuna in the sink. That's nice, innit?
Tyson's got sweet F all to deal with other than his own shit.
He's never said that in his life. "Stay in your lane."
I'll stick something right up his nose. "Stay in your lane."
You know them moods where you don't know if you want to laugh, cry, kick, or fight?
I don't know. I'm just very emotional.
I sound like a fool. Give me a pen and paper.
I've got that much to do, I can't physically get it out me head.
-There's my life, scribbled all over. -[Venezuela] Oh, please, Mother.
I am stewed to death! Your father's an ignorant bastard!
True. Right, write down what you need to do. Why am I watching anyway?
Right, so you've got your eyelashes at 10:30.
I've got to go to the shop and get Tutty's birthday presents.
Where's me dad gone?
Your dad's gone to see to himself.
-I'm just asking 'cause I need money. -No, I'm not going on at you.
But, you know, where would he ever be, where would he ever be
other than seeing to himself?
Well, he is a man.
Your father's an arsehole. A pure arsehole.
-Have you not realized that? -No, he's pissed me off.
He's severely, severely pissed me off, and I'm in a bad, tired, emotional state,
and I don't need to be pissed off.
Too much to do. I don't know why. I'm just so… stewed.
You're not in a functional family, what's,
"Oh, yes, I'll help you make breakfast, then I'll go to work."
I didn't want him to make breakfast.
I wanted him to be the man. Call the poxy plumber.
I'll ring the poxy plumber. That's another job we need to do. Ring the plumber.
[sighs]
[automated voice] The number you have called is not recognized.
Please check the number. If you need help--
[Paris] This is what it is.
Too much contact ain't healthy in a relationship.
Man's in your face 24-7 and trying to be clever.
D'you know what? He's probably right, you know.
Probably right. "Stay in your lane." Go to work, husband. Piss off.
Go to work, go out my face.
You're on the camera speaking like a pure flatty. Give in.
Obviously me mam and dad do love each other,
but they argue like cat and dog.
They're as bad as each other and very stubborn.
[grunts]
Tyson's mood is forever different.
Tyson's mood never stays the same for more than 12 hours.
Boxing talk has gone up, down, up, down,
and man don't know what he wants to do.
[Venezuela] Who's outside?
Hopefully it's your dad stuck at the gate and can't come in.
It's your dad.
Nobody's saying sorry.
Very rare, very rare,
or just in a fleeting moment of, "Yeah, sorry. Yeah, whatever."
But an actual serious apology, something really bad would've had to happen.
Really bad, and really bad in our books would have to be really big bad.
[phone ringing]
No, not today.
Hello.
Hi there.
Yeah, I'll run and get his swim kit now, Miss.
I'll go get him his swim kit. Thank you.
[Tyson] What are you doing?
[Paris] Just to clarify, that's what I've got to do today.
[Tyson] Right.
[Paris] Venezuela's gotta get dropped off, gotta get teacher's presents for leaving,
Tutty's every birthday present, gotta pick up his cake.
The balloon setup's coming here, but they can deal with theirselves, and--
Call the parents. That's a five-minute job. I'll have that.
Is it? Do it.
So it's pretty much a one-sided argument with Paris.
She'll argue at me, and I don't argue back,
which annoys her even more.
A lot of the times, I get accused of, like,
not knowing when an argument's going on or there's a problem.
But I suppose to Paris, it might be a big thing,
and to me, I've got that much going on in me mind…
[exhales] …talking to her about a birthday cake
is not something I can really register at the moment because I'm very busy.
-[Paris] Right, phone. -[Tyson] Where's the bins gone?
I have to go to the school first 'cause he's gonna miss his school bus.
[Tyson] Venezuela!
Prince!
Go outside, pick up everything, all the weeds, take you ten minutes. Yeah?
-[mellow pop music playing] -Do that, and then that's it.
-[Paris] Venezuela, back in a minute. -[Venezuela] Bye.
-[Prince] Hiya, Venezuela. -[Venezuela] Hello.
[upbeat pop music playing]
[Paris] You know you had me crying this morning?
-[Tyson] I don't care. -You're still being an arse.
-Good. -Are you gonna stop it?
-No. -Why is that?
-Because I'm an arsehole. -So why are you being an arse?
I am genuinely serious. I'm really serious.
-Why are you being an arse? -I'm not.
-Go on, continue. -You are being an arse.
It takes a lot to push me. I think I'm one of them that boil it.
I boil and boil and boil and boil and boil,
then I'm like a pot that comes over, and I can't control it.
But I'm all storm in a teacup.
I blow, and then I want it just to be over and finished with.
Then I've had my moment where Tyson,
sometimes, I think things happen and it goes directly over his head.
I mean, really, right… right over. I don't think he even sees it.
I can walk away and be crying,
and he'd be like, "I didn't know you was crying."
Your son doesn't have as much as a… a… a… napkin for his birthday.
His birthday is today, and he hasn't got as much as a napkin.
Watch the car 'cause you'll have a napkin.
You're not listening.
Go to the shop and get him some toys, then.
He's 9 year old. You're not buying for a 40-year-old billionaire, are you?
Not interested… not interested in your bullshit.
[Tyson] I'll get him his toys.
I don't want you to. You're the shittest present-buyer ever.
You bought Adonis toys he never did open
'cause you bought him some 2-year-old's toys.
"Oh, my boy'll love them." You… Don't bother.
There you go then. Don't ask a man to do a woman's job.
Yeah, a hundred million percent. Stay in your lane.
100%, I will.
[tense pop music playing]
-Are you in, Tom? -Yeah, I'm in here.
-[John] Where you at, the gym? -Yep.
[grunts]
What's happening?
Eh? Nothing. Just getting a bit of a pump on, to be honest.
[John] You never stop training, do ya?
-[Tommy] So how have you been? -[John] Seen Tyson the other day.
-What was he saying? -Oh, all that shit in Türkiye.
-Comeback's and all. -Yeah, I've seen a picture of him.
-[John] Seen it? -Yeah.
[John] I can't understand him, me.
There has to be a point where
you say to yourself, "I'm happy with what I've achieved,"
'cause also, we're not talking about nine-stone guys here.
We're talking about heavyweights.
One punch, and you can be in a wheelchair for the rest of your life or if not, dead.
So in my mind, I'm thinking, "Please, just leave it alone."
But you never know with Tyson. That's the problem.
The announcement picture that I've seen on the Internet,
it was sort of him saying April 18th, 2026,
like it was some announcement of a fight.
[John huffs] Hmm.
-It's what you get with him, isn't it? -Yeah.
Do you know what I think it is? Them two decisions over Usyk,
he would've been able to leave it go.
[John] He can't live with them two defeats.
The only thing he'll come back for. He believes he never lost them fights.
You know, and once you believe in that, you're coming back,
and it's doing his nut in completely.
It's like Boxfest.
He's going to places where they're gonna be cheering his name,
having people that can give you that urge to come back again.
You're going back in that environment, aren't ya? Getting that buzz again.
'Cause when he steps on that stage of that Boxfest… I've been there.
They're all screaming his name.
-It's all addictive stuff again, innit? -Yeah.
By the time you get home, you're back in the headspace again.
[poignant music playing]
Enough said. You can talk about it till you're blue in the face.
What he's gonna do, he's gonna do. You can only tell him.
So I don't know.
[pensive music playing]
[music fades]
-Good morning, Nelly. Good morning, girls. -[Nelly] Morning.
-[Tyson] Am I sat here? -[Nelly] Morning. Morning.
[Tyson] Lovely jubbly.
-[Nelly] That's yours. -[Paris] Thank you.
Funny to see someone who's blissfully unaware of someone else's feelings.
-Is that called a narcissist? -Probably.
-See you, boys. -[men] See you later.
What, why what happened this morning?
What did I do this morning? What's changed since this morning?
I hated you this morning.
I was an arsehole this morning, and I'm an arsehole now,
so obviously, that means it's you.
You're the problem wi' your feelings.
I was an arsehole yesterday, the day before, last year, ten years ago.
I'm still an arsehole right now.
I've not changed. You have.
Your mood's swung.
The pendulum has turned.
Now you're not in a bad mood, you're in a good mood,
because you're hormonal and broody and you want more children.
That's why you're in these moods all the time.
Mood swings.
This is the longest she's ever been in her adult life without being pregnant.
-[laughing] Oh my God. -[Tyson] And she's feeling it. Truthfully.
[laughs]
[Paris] Tyson knows how to make me laugh, and no matter how many arguments,
he knows that once I'm laughing, I'm not gonna stay mad at him.
[laughing]
My problem was you.
I was tired, yeah, and you decided to be nasty.
-That was it. -What am I? I'm a narcissist.
I don't know what a narcissist is, but you've been called it plenty of times.
Does anyone know the definition of a narcissist?
I found it.
The definition of a narcissist is "a UK-born boxer called Tyson Fury."
"Narcissism is a self-centered personality style
characterized as having an expressed preconception of oneself
who often needs one's own needs at the expense of others'."
I know you can be an arse. You pissed me off severely this morning.
"Ranges from normal to abnormal personality expression."
Sounds like me.
[dramatic music playing]
Yeah.
[music intensifies]
[Tyson] One to the left at right hand.
One to the left at right hand and left.
Get up!
We're off to the Boxpark now, Paris. We'll be coming straight back.
[Paris] Not going to the fight?
No, I'm not going down to the actual fight event, no.
Like, if I go down there, start jumping and screaming ringside,
it means, "He's coming back. He's gonna fight in November, December." I'm not.
They're gonna try--
I'm not even contemplating boxing until next year.
-Well, don't get too excited down there. -[Tyson] I won't. Bye, love you
[Rico] Bye-bye.
Bye-bye. Say, "Bye, Dad."
-[Rico] Bye-bye. -[Tyson] See you in a bit!
[Paris] He says he's not going there to get involved 'cause he's not fighting.
But if you took note, his words was "anytime soon,"
so it didn't feel very reassuring of his status of he is fully retired.
We'll see.
I am a bit skeptical whether Tyson is gonna go and watch the fight.
I think if he watches the fight,
that will concrete in my brain that he wants to be involved in boxing,
so it's a worrying time for me.
Hey, you! In, now, so I know where you are.
[upbeat pop music playing]
[no audible speech]
[all chattering]
Fucking carnage!
Boxfest is a celebration of boxers
on the day of the boxing match between Dubois and Usyk.
Really good opportunity for fans to interact with… with the talent.
Ah! Come on!
I'm here to do me job and leave. That's it.
[Spencer laughing] Brilliant! I love it.
-[man 1] Tyson! -[man 2] Tyson!
[Tyson] Yeah, yeah, yeah.
-[woman] Tyson! -[Spencer] Ah, that's fucking brilliant.
Tyson's changed my life tremendously.
I'm his friend. I'm his manager.
I like to think of myself as his confidant as well.
And, you know, financially, it's changed my life.
-He's back! He's back! Back on the attack! -Nice to meet you, Tyson.
Out of anybody I've ever seen in boxing, I don't know an entertainer like him.
-[camera clicks] -I wanna get on that stage! I'm fired up!
Come on. Let's go! Let's go!
-[Spencer] Boosh! -[John] Is that it, Spencer?
[Spencer] Yeah, we just gotta… That's it.
[Tyson] I'm going onstage! Come on, let's go!
[John] Well, I like to go to places like Boxfest with Tyson
so as people don't come around him, put ideas in his head.
It's a fatherly thing.
If I didn't give a damn about him, I wouldn't be talking like this.
If I was selfish, wanted things for myself, I'd say,
"If Tyson fights, I might get somethin' out of it."
[scoffs]
I'm sick of the sight of it.
Fucking getting right fired up here! Ah!
[crowd cheering]
[determined music playing]
[crowd] Tyson! Tyson! Tyson! Tyson! Tyson!
[crowd clamoring]
Pow!
That's what I fucking miss. That.
-That's what I was about to say. -I miss it!
-Do you not miss that? -[Tyson] I do. I do miss it.
Every single day I wake up in the morning, I miss it.
I miss it. I've been away seven months.
I've missed it every day, every month. Every day.
I'm hoping this… this might spur him on to something bigger, you know?
[crowd] Tyson! Tyson! Tyson! Tyson!
-This is what is the scary part. -[jaunty music playing]
There's so many people
talking to Tyson over me.
-[crowd roaring] -Come on!
I'd like to see him fight Usyk again and beat Usyk.
That's what I'd like to see, and maybe a lot of other people do as well.
[John] He don't like talking to me 'cause I'm a reality check.
Listen, you're done, mate.
And then next year,
the big GK is gonna make a fucking comeback.
Takeover. The takeover.
[crowd] Tyson! Tyson!
In my opinion, oh, he's got it in him, all right.
He's got it in him big time.
They can make him feel 21 in five minutes. What for? What are you doing it for?
All you're doing is tarnishing your legacy.
I'm gonna be 37 in about three weeks,
so I'm gonna be the oldest swinger in town.
[John] Leave it.
But the people get at him, don't they?
I think that the misconception of people is we're pushing Tyson into this.
Tyson can't be pushed by anybody into anything.
He's his own man.
-[host] You said you want Usyk. -The Usyk fight.
Oh yeah, that's definitely a fight I'd like to do here at Wembley,
and, uh… I'll get what I want this time.
-[man 1] Come on! -[man 2] Tyson!
Tyson, in his mind, is a very, very, very sick young man.
The public don't know Tyson. To know a man, you gotta know his history.
And this, what he does, is sort of like a cry for help.
And people must allow for that.
They must allow for these outbursts.
It's a shame
'cause I know if my father said to me,
looked me dead in the eye and said, "John, leave it be, quit,"
I wouldn't need telling again.
But unfortunately, my opinion carries no weight.
And you'll see me back in the squared circle in 2026.
Until then, peace out! God bless you all!
[Spencer] If he fights Usyk, it'll sell out in hours.
There'll be every promoter in the world there.
There'll be superstars flying in from everywhere.
There'll be people fighting over tickets.
It'll be the biggest-selling boxing event ever.
Ever.
-Let's go, let's go, 'cause-- -When the fuck are you coming back?
-Why, is it boring? -Yes.
Well, who knows? Don't hold your breath.
Not this year, but it might be next year. If I get the right offer, in 2026.
-And what is that right offer? -AJ, Usyk, Dubois… Any of them.
Whatever it might be, if it turns me on, then I'll come back.
But if there's no turn-on, I'll stay retired.
-[Spencer] Sure you don't wanna come? -Yeah, I'm all right.
-Please, come with me. -Honestly, I'm not interested.
-Give Dean my ticket. -Yes! Exactly!
-Proper class guy. See? -There you go. Proper. Give him my ticket.
Fucking clever, ain't you?
-Clever bastard. -[Tyson] Not really.
I'd like the attention, but I don't wanna go to the Usyk-Dubois fight.
Me going there causing havoc, it sells, it gets views,
it's what the promoters want, it's what the TV want,
but it's not for me.
Hello, Paris. Yeah, I'm just underneath the thing now. It's bad signal.
But I've just done me job, and I'm gonna come home now.
I'm getting that half-six train. Get that bed warm for me. Get up!
-[crowd cheering] -[dramatic music playing]
[announcer 1] Oleksandr Usyk, Daniel Dubois
for the undisputed heavyweight championship.
All the belts on the line.
-Oh! -[announcer 2] Oh, lovely!
[announcer 1] This is fabulous
from Oleksandr Usyk in the opening round at Wembley.
[Paris] I couldn't be happier with Tyson.
He would not go ringside.
He's come home, saying, "I wasn't stopping there."
[announcer 1] Big right hand from Usyk.
But then has rushed around the living room trying to get the TV on
to make sure he could watch the fight.
[announcer 1] The genius of modern boxing, Oleksandr Usyk.
He still wanted to watch it. He still couldn't leave it alone.
[announcer 1] What a performance. What a statement.
[Paris] Tyson went running straight after the fight.
Really erratic behavior, even for Tyson. I think it really got into his head.
I think the thought of, "Am I? Can I?"
I think really got to him after he watched Usyk fight.
[panting] Massive shout-out to Oleksandr Usyk.
Did a fantastic performance tonight over Daniel Dubois.
Tyson running down the road, that alarmed me, to be fair.
He's watched them fight. He's watched Usyk murder Dubois.
And I thought, "Here we go again."
[announcer 1] Who next?
[Usyk] Oh, maybe it's Tyson Fury.
[crowd roaring]
Oleksandr Usyk knows there's only one man who can beat him.
I've done it twice before, and the world knows it.
I've been fucked good and proper without any Vaseline on,
and, uh, I've took it like a man.
If somebody would've been there on the night,
he'd have signed any contract in the world.
For a lot of money or for nothing. That's just the way he is.
He's gotta be watched all the time, hasn't he? [laughs]
I can cope with a lot of things but not that.
[bell rings]
[Tyson] Here's me, not fucking around at some boxing match.
I'm out on the fucking road, running.
But… I'm running tonight.
I come home.
I done me job, and I got meself back, and I am the man.
I'm the fucking Spartan,
and no matter what anyone wants to say, I fucking won them fights.
Guaranteed, 100%, there's only one man who can beat him.
GK, all day every day. Get up!
[music fades]
[rock music playing]
[music fades] aying]