WORLD boxing champ Tyson Fury boxed clever with his cash yesterday — on a trip to Home Bargains.
The fighter, 31, worth £30million, bought his kids presents at his local discount store after returning from Las Vegas.
Fury was seen taking his kids on a trip to the discount shop
Fury is said to have pocketed a £2m fight purse from Saturday’s fight against Wilder, 34, and millions more from a pay per view TV dealCredit: Reuters
The millionaire treated his children to some presents
He was earlier greeted by hundreds of fans at Manchester airport before wife Paris drove him home to Morecambe, Lancs.
Fury, who beat Deontay Wilder to win the WBC heavyweight title after weeks away at training camp, was reunited with his five children and took his four eldest to buy gifts.
An onlooker said: “It was amazing to see.
“Tyson has just banked millions from his fight and could buy them anything they want.
“But as all parents know, children are happy with any gift and Home Bargains has a decent toy selection so the children were delighted.
The world champion took time to greet well-wishers
Fury even stopped to take photos with some fans
An onlooker said the kids ‘were delighted’ with their gifts
“He was mobbed by well-wishers as he left, but he was happy to pose for pictures and sign autographs.
“He’s well known in Morecambe and enjoys living there, so he doesn’t want to change anything with his home life.
“He’s looking forward to going back to normal life for a few months before his promoter works out who he is fighting next.”
Fury is said to have pocketed a £2m fight purse from Saturday’s fight against Wilder, 34, and millions more from a pay per view TV deal.
He is now expected to either fight Wilder for a third time, or face fellow Brit Anthony Joshua in a potential £400 million all-British world heavyweight title unifier clash.
Fury enjoyed an emotional reunion with his five children Prince John James, Prince Adonis Amaziah, Prince Tyson Fury II, Venezuela and Valencia Amber after spending weeks in a training camp in AmericaCredit: Free for editorial use
Fury is now expected to either fight Wilder for a third time, or face fellow Brit Anthony Joshua in a potential £400 million all-British world heavyweight title unifier clashCredit: PA:Press Association
Tyson Fury – The Gypsy King – starts on Thursday at 9pm on ITV
Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk
