TYSON FURY is hard at work preparing for his comeback bout on December 3rd.
The Gypsy King has started his training camp ahead of his trilogy bout with Derek Chisora.
After talks with Anthony Joshua failed to materialise, promoter Frank Warren confirmed Fury is now set to face Del Boy in just under two months time.
And Fury, 34, is already putting in the work ahead of his return to the ring.
The WBC heavyweight champion shared behind-the-scenes footage of his latest camp to his Instagram page.
Fury is training in his hometown, Morecambe, but the gym could be mistaken for Sydney as Fury blared out a remix of the song ‘Down Under’ while he worked out.
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In the video Fury can be heard saying as the tune boomed out over the speakers: “This song is a special edition for my brother Joseph Parker, who comes from a land down under.”
Parker is from New Zealand, but is a close friend of Fury’s and often trains with him in Morecambe.
The Gypsy King added: “It feels fantastic to be the heavyweight champion of the world baby. Get up there! Sometimes you forget who you are!”
Fury trained alongside younger brother Tommy, 23, who himself is due to fight on the undercard of Floyd Mayweather vs Deji on November 13.
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Footage shows the pair being put through their paces in a gruelling workout regime.
The two brothers worked up a sweat as they practised on the pads inside a training ring.
WBC champ Fury also showed off his nimble footwork in some shadow boxing, and leathered a punchbag that dangled from the ceiling.
Fury has not fought since brutally knocking out Dillian Whyte at Wembley in April.
The Gypsy King vowed after the fight that he had retired, but he has now reversed that decision and is set to take on old pal Chisora in December.
Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk