TYSON Fury and England super-mascot Chesney Hawkes belted out a rousing duet of The One and Only yesterday.
The hard-hitting wonder and one-hit wonder sang together in The Sun’s newsroom in a major boost for Gareth Southgate’s team.
Chesney, 51, is the team’s lucky charm after his rendition of his 1991 chart-topper at half-time in the Wales game inspired England to score three goals.
Chesney later dashed from our London HQ to perform at Butlin’s in Skegness, Lincs.
His gig tomorrow night has sparked fears he won’t be in Qatar for the Senegal match.
But our Operation Sun and Only aims to get him there on time.
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Windsor-born Chesney told us: “It’s going to be touch and go and there’s no margin for error but I will be there.
“The boys need me. I’ve always been nervous before big England games but now I’m the mascot it’s even worse. The pressure is definitely on!”
Chesney also revealed his rekindled fame meant he was again being spotted everywhere he goes.
The LA-based star added: “After 30 years I’d finally stopped getting the ‘It’s the one and only’ gags but now they’ve started again. It’s amazing and so unexpected. On the way back on the plane everyone wanted to shake my hand. Incredible.”
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When he linked up with Gypsy King Tyson he adapted the lyrics to “Fury is the one and only” before the boxer burst into a chorus of Football’s Coming Home.
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