TYSON FURY was carried to the ring on a throne, adorned with a crown and red cape, ahead of his heavyweight title clash with Deontay Wilder.
Fans sang “Fury’s on fire” as ‘Free From Desire’ by GALA rang around as he began his ring walk for Sunday morning’s rematch, the Gypsy King revving himself up by shouting into the distance.
Fury played up to his Gypsy King nickname for his entranceCredit: Reuters
He was carried in for a somewhat unusual ring walkCredit: Richard Pelham
He then emerged into the MGM Grand on a platform held up by four women dressed in gold.
Rather than a furious, up-tempo tune to gee up his supporters in Las Vegas, the dawdling 1961 song ‘Crazy’ by Patsy Cline rang around the arena.
Fury walked off the platform and down steps to reveal a black dressing gown.
Upon entering the ring itself, his team took the crown off and began his final preparations while Wilder kicked off his ring walk.
But viewers were left lauding Fury’s entrance as stealing the pre-fight show.
One Twitter fan dubbed it: “So majestic and so beautiful I love this sport so much.”
The Gypsy King was raised high above the crowd as he enteredCredit: Reuters
He lapped up the applause in his typical mannerCredit: Richard Pelham
Laurence wrote online: “Tyson Fury has a personality unlike any other and that is undeniable.”
Kyle added: “Tyson Fury being carried to the ring on a throne to the song of Crazy by Patsy Cline might be the best thing ever.”
Another fan dubbed it: “What an epic ring walk for Tyson Fury.”
However one joked: “How long Fury gonna take???”
The Brit left fans on social media very impressed with his calm entrance
Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk