Tyson Fury gorges on 1,500-calorie steak-filled breakfast as he reveals fight camp diet for Derek Chisora trilogy
TYSON FURY gorged on a 1,500 calorie mega breakfast as he prepares for his trilogy clash with Derek Chisora. The pair are set to go head-to-head for a third time in December and the Gypsy King is making sure he’s in top shape.
Fury packs in the calories from the very first meal of the dayCredit: https://www.instagram.com/tysonfury/
Vitamin pills are present with the breakfast dishCredit: https://www.instagram.com/tysonfury/
Fury is getting back into shape ahead of his December 3 fightCredit: https://www.instagram.com/tysonfury/
Along with getting back into the gym, the boxer is packing his meals full of calories as he looks to put on the muscle needed to down his fellow Brit.
And it already seems to be paying off, with Fury showing off his abs on social media this week.
The heavyweight has now revealed the calorie-packed breakfasts he is consuming to keep up his diet.
An Instagram story shows images of his early morning meal – and the plates are filled with delicious treats.
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The main thing present is a juicy steak around 400g which makes up about 1084 calories.
This is combined with the more traditional breakfast choice of scrambled eggs, which adds 444 calories.
Fury also has a medium slice of ciabatta on the side which comes with 50 calories.
The 34-year-old was washing it all down with a cup of coffee and vitamin tablets.
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Health advice suggests that the average person should eat 400 calories for breakfast and a male should consume 2,500 in a day.
But with Fury attempting to build muscle, he has license to eat more ahead of his bout.
News about his breakfast may well be the last update fans get before his trilogy fight, as Fury announced that he was signing off social media until the fight on December 3.
He first faced Chisora 11 years ago at Wembley Arena when he beat Del Boy by unanimous decision.
When they went at it again in 2014, Fury forced Chisora into a corner retirement after a bruising 10 rounds. More