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Watch as Tyson Fury leaves Las Vegas hotel in just £400 Versace dressing gown to train for Anthony Joshua fight


TYSON FURY waltzed to work in Las Vegas wearing a £374 Versace DRESSING GOWN.

The WBC heavyweight champ is in Sin City training for his undisputed clash with Anthony Joshua.

Tyson Fury is clearly loving life in Las VegasCredit: Instagram
The boxing champ walked through on of Vegas’ grand hotels in his dressing gownCredit: Instagram

Fury uploaded a video of him walking through one of the city’s grand hotels wearing the yellow ‘I Love Baroque’ cotton bathrobe.

He also posed for a series of snaps, where he was asked by one of his camp “where are you going” to which he replied “to work”.

On Tuesday, Fury tweeted a picture of himself looking dapper in the outfit in his Vegas digs.

The photo’s accompanying caption read: “Living the dream.”

An announcement confirming the date and location of Fury’s super-fight against WBA, WBO and IBF champ Joshua is expected soon.

Matchroom promoter Eddie Hearn has hinted that the undisputed title fight will be held in Saudi Arabia after Bob Arum spilled the beans.

It is understood that the first of their two bouts could take place in the Middle East in early August.

Both boxers agreed on a venue last week, with Fury’s US-based promoter Arum declaring that the event will take place in the Gulf nation.

Speaking to Boxing Scene, the 89-year-old stated: “We have [site deal] contracts now that we are marking up and so forth.

“It’s a big step. We’re just doing the paperwork now with the Saudis.”

Fury has vowed to knock out his British rival in the contest, as he promised to show ‘what a real man does to a fake one’.

Joshua may be without his long-time trainer Rob McCracken for the bout as his coach is scheduled to lead Team GB at the delayed 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.

Tyson Fury heads to the pool and rocks out in his hotel room in Las Vegas


Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk


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