Tyson Fury races off in stunning £190,000 Lamborghini then heads to the skip to chuck out car full of rubbish
TYSON FURY raced off in a £190,000 Lamborghini before heading to the skip to chuck out a car full of rubbish as part of his daily routine.
Fury gave his 6.9million Instagram followers an inside look into a day in the life of the Gypsy King.
He started off with a run along Morecambe beach before sharing his healthy breakfast of oats, bananas and blueberries.
Fury then had a coffee before heading off to church to pray.
In a separate video posted to his Instagram account, the WBC champion showed off his stunning green 4×4 Lamborghini.
Wife Paris asks: “What are you doing?”
Fury then said: “I ain’t got no time to waste, Paris. I’m in quite a rush. Business to attend. Laters.”
He then sped off out of his drive in the super-car, which appears to be a Lamborghini Urus, worth nearly £200,000.
Fury has a passion for fast cars with his collection including two Rolls-Royces and a Ferrari GTC4Lusso worth around £250,000.
But he has always reminded fans that his easy to drive Passat is among the favourites on his driveway.
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Fury then revealed the boot of his car – not clear whether it was the Lambo or not – was full of rubbish.
He said: “After a good bit of training in the morning and a breakfast, big man’s got to go to the tip and do his duties.”
Fury, 35, is back training for his undisputed title decider with Oleksandr Usyk, 37, on May 18 and Paris has been given the job of wife-turned-chef.
He showed off his clean lunch before saying: “Right it’s that time of a day again, I’ve got chicken and rice got a Greek salad and a bottle of water.
“Healthy eating, cannot wait until the fight, ten weeks just under, come on!”
Fury and Paris were in Saudi Arabia to watch brother Roman pick up a win on Anthony Joshua’s undercard.
AJ knocked out ex-UFC champion Francis Ngannou, 37, who dropped Fury but lost on his boxing debut in October.
And Fury has vowed to set up a Battle of Britain with Joshua, 34, once he completes his two-fight series with Usyk.
He said: “Congratulations to Joshua, but listen we all know styles make fights and Eddie Hearn’s shouting he’s the best heavyweight in the world, we know he’s not.
“He’s already been beaten by Usyk twice and I’ve got to deal with that problem for him.
“So after I’ve done that – twice – and if he’s still available, we’ll get it on. Get it on like Donkey Kong!”