Tyson Fury spotted out and about in Manchester as boxing champion films secret scenes for Netflix docuseries
TYSON FURY has been spotted filming scenes for his upcoming Netflix docuseries in Manchester.
The Gyspy King, who was in attendance at the city’s AO Arena to watch pal Joseph Parker’s clash with Joe Joyce, is to be the subject of a ten-parter with the streaming giants, along with wife Paris.
The working title for the multi-part series is “At Home with the Furys”.
It is understood that filming began shortly after the Gypsy King knocked out Dillian Whyte at Wembley in April where he defended his WBC heavyweight title.
The blockbuster series was supposed to show Fury settling into retired life at home with Paris and their six children.
But cameras will instead capture Fury making a dramatic U-turn on his decision to hang up his gloves.
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He and British compatriot Anthony Joshua have agreed a 60/40 purse split in the unbeaten Mancunian’s favour, with the bout expected to take place in Cardiff later this year.
The former WBA, WBO and IBF champ recently had scenes filmed during his romantic break with wife Paris in Cannes.
And now scenes have been shot in Manchester at his hotel, where Fury was mobbed by fans as he made his way down Deansgate.
He could be seen wearing a black jacket and jeans, while having a Gucci bag draped around his neck.
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Fury last week delivered an X-rated message to Joshua urging the 2012 Olympic gold medallist to sign the contract.
In a clip he shared on social media, he said: “Sign the contract AJ you little p***y.
“Sign the bloody contract p***y boy.”
He had on Friday blasted both AJ and Oleksandr Usyk in another fiery video where he branded them as “a pair of sausage s***houses”.
Joshua has been warned to sign off on a bout with Fury by the end of next week or he runs the risk of missing out on a fight.
Promoter George Warren remarked: “We need to be getting contracts signed next week.
“I don’t think that’s difficult. If everyone wants to make it, it can be done and I believe the other side wants to make it.
“My dad Frank and Eddie Hearn have gone on record to say 90-95 per cent of it’s been agreed.
“There are parts of contracts need to be refined and negotiated — tickets and hotel rooms — the biggest thing is the broadcast but it should not slow down the contract.”