Tyson Furys £40 decision after £18.6m Mahmudov | Boxing News

Despite pocketing hundreds of thousands from his bout with Arslanbek Makhmudov, Tyson Fury opted against extravagance when it got here to one of his first post-fight choices. The heavyweight was noticed boarding a price range flight with his spouse and youngsters following his unanimous decision victory over Makhmudov in London. Fury, 37, made his long-awaited return to the ring for the first time since dropping to Oleksandr Usyk in December 2024. Netflix secured the streaming rights and the previous world champion banked just under £19million for his involvement, though a appreciable portion of that is anticipated to be eaten up by a tax invoice.

Such a substantial windfall may need tempted others to splash out on a personal jet. Not Fury, however, with the Gypsy King instead opting for a LoganAir flight from London City Airport back to his Isle of Man residence. Fury, spouse Paris and their seven youngsters have been photographed at the airport forward of their industrial flight home to the island. Tickets for the route can value as little as £40, and even pricier industrial choices stay a fraction of the price of personal air journey. The former world heavyweight champion is known to have relocated to the Isle of Man in late 2025. His new property, close to the island’s capital of Douglas, reportedly value him around £8m.

Fury and his household had beforehand been residing in Morecambe, Lancashire, before making the transfer. He selected to uproot following an alarming incident involving an intruder, weighing up a number of options including a few abroad choices.

“I looked at moving abroad, but it turned out that the Isle of Man is the perfect place for me,” the heavyweight said. “It’s English-speaking, has English pound notes, and I can get an English newspaper from the local petrol station with my coffee and speak my own lingo.”

Fury may not have to wait too long for his next battle, calling out rival Anthony Joshua following his unanimous decision triumph. However, Joshua has yet to settle for the problem of what could be a long-awaited bout.

“I want to give you the fight you’ve all been waiting for,” Fury said. “I want you, AJ, Anthony Joshua. Let’s give the fight fans what they want – the Battle of Britain.

“I problem you Anthony Joshua to battle me the Gypsy King next. Do you settle for my problem?”

Joshua’s response was a pointed one. “Tyson, you’re a clout-chaser. I’ve never had no drawback getting in a ring with you, I punched you up as youngsters, watching you tonight I’ll punch you up again,” he said.

“You will not inform me what to do. I’ve been chasing you the last 10 years, when you are prepared you come and see me. I’m the boss, you’re employed for me. I’m the owner. You work for me.

“When you’re ready you come and see me and tell me your terms and conditions. I’m the boss, you work for me. I’m the landlord remember that, you work for me.”