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      David Beckham does a jig with wife Victoria in Netflix trailer for new documentary about his life and career

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      DAVID Beckham is filmed doing a jig with wife Victoria in a trailer for a new Netflix documentary.The four-part series, Beckham, focuses on his life and career.
      David and Victoria Beckham are set to star in a Netflix documentary about his career
      The footie hero, 48, claims he was “drowning” when his fame soared and his England career briefly faltered in the late Nineties.
      He adds that he “felt vulnerable and alone”.
      David also talks of when Sir Alex Ferguson kicked a boot at him which cut his head open — and reveals he went for the Manchester United manager.
      But Fergie is still seen praising him saying: “There was something inside him — that determination.”
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      Beckham is set to launch on October 4.
      A key moment sees David, 48, go back to 1998 when he received a red card during the World Cup and was blamed for England’s defeat in a crucial match against arch rivals Argentina.
      In the trailer a haunted looking David says: “I don’t think I’ve ever talked about it, just because I can’t.
      “I wasn’t eating, I wasn’t sleeping. It took a toll on me that I never even knew myself.”
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      Spice Girl Posh is then seen talking about the pressures that being in the spotlight has brought to the couple and their four children over the years.
      She says: “It’s really entertaining when the circus comes to town, right? Unless you’re in it…but he just kept going.”
      Becks adds: “I don’t give up easy. I don’t give up.”
      Posh, who met David in 1997 after the Spice Girls attended a Manchester United match at his suggestion, recalled when they started their relationship.
      She says: “My manager kept saying: try and keep it under wraps so we would always meet in car parks – and that’s not as seedy as it sounds.”
      David is seen adding: “Classy”
      That only intensified the attention on him, but he says: “My life had become something different. It definitely didn’t change me.”
      But the trailer quickly cuts to Sir Alex who says: “It changed there’s no doubt about that.”
      David’s former idol turned foe is still seen praising him saying: “There was something inside him – that determination.”
      David’s mum, Sandra, is seen commenting on how his modelling and ad campaigns became a potential distraction, she says: “We were worried that he’d lose all what he’d worked for, cause football come first and all of a sudden it wasn’t.”
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      His dad, Ted, also talks about how he didn’t shower praise on his son because he thought it might not encourage him enough.
      He says: “If I told him how good he was, then he’s got nothing to work at.”
      The four-part documentary explores David’s rise to fame
      Sir Alex Ferguson, who split David’s head open after he kicked a boot at the footballer, spoke about David’s talent More

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      David Beckham teases new Netflix documentary revealing ‘many stories I’ve never told’ will hit screens in TWO WEEKS

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      ENGLAND legend David Beckham has teased a new Netflix documentary about his personal life and football career.The four-part series, which is set to be released on October 4, explores some of the 48-year-old’s most iconic on-pitch moments.
      David Beckham has unveiled the trailer for his new Netflix documentaryCredit: AP
      The four-part series explores some of the most iconic moments from his careerCredit: News Group Newspapers Ltd
      It also touches on his relationship with his wife, Victoria, and the couple’s family.
      Unveiling the trailer for the documentary, titled ‘BECKHAM’, on Instagram, the former midfielder said: “Ten years since I retired from playing football I’m proud to share the first trailer for BECKHAM, my Netflix documentary series.
      “I’m so grateful to Fisher Stevens for his partnership over the past two years to bring this project to life.
      “Many hours of conversations, many stories I’ve never told and many people from my life and career sharing their memories. I can’t wait for you all to see it.”
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      Former Manchester United stars Gary Neville and Rio Ferdinand both feature in the trailer, as well as legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson.
      In the documentary, Beckham discusses some off-pitch moments that happened during his spell at Old Trafford – including the infamous incident where Ferguson kicked a boot at his face.
      He also opens up about the red card that saw him go from hero to zero after England lost to Argentina in the 1998 World Cup round-of-16.
      The Three Lions icon explained: “I don’t think I’ve ever talked about it just because I can’t.
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      “I wasn’t eating, I wasn’t sleeping. It took a toll on me that I never even knew myself.”
      Some members of Beckham’s family also feature in the documentary, including his wife Victoria, who recalls the time they started dating.
      Victoria said: “My manager kept saying, ‘try and keep it under wraps’.
      “So we would meet in car parks, and that’s not as seedy as it sounds!”
      Victoria Beckham also features in the exposeCredit: EPA
      The icon opens up about his 1998 World Cup red cardCredit: News Group Newspapers Ltd More

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      I started out at big club with 20million fans where I learned how to handle pressure… and watching Netflix also helped

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      GABRIEL SARA has been watching Losers to help make him become a winner at Norwich.The Brazilian midfielder spent the summer checking out the Netflix documentary series that charts how sporting figures or teams cope with failure.
      Norwich ace Gabriel Sara won the SkyBet Championship player of the month award
      Sara fires home for Norwich against Southampton at St Mary’s
      Freshly relegated from the Premier League last summer, the Canaries had an underwhelming season back in the Championship finishing 13th.
      But Norwich have got off to a decent start this campaign and host Stoke today among the early pacesetters, just three points behind leaders Preston.
      And Sara, 24, himself, has just been named SkyBet Championship player-of-the-month after a string of impressive performances.
      He told SunSport: “We travel a lot playing football and I always keep looking for something different. 
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      “In my holiday I was preparing my mind for the new season. I thought as well as working my body I must work my mind to be better and I found this really good series on Netflix. 
      “It’s important to see it because in this industry we never know how we can handle losing games and I saw a lot of different ways of handling this. I think the best way to handle it is not losing!”One episode of the series called The Jaws of Victory tells the legendary tale of how Torquay saved their EFL status on the last day of the season and existence in 1987 thanks to one of their players, John McNichol, being bitten by a police dog called Bryn.
      The dog thought McNichol was an attacker as he came advancing towards him and sank his teeth into his upper thigh. It caused the game to be delayed by four minutes — and deep into the resulting stoppage-time Torquay snatched a late 2-2 draw against Crewe.
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      Sara added: “That Torquay story was so crazy and unbelievable. They would’ve been relegated had it not been for the dog biting their player.
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      “What was incredible also was the great celebrations after that. Although they were fighting relegation and not champions, something good can happen.”
      Sara has learned about dealing with pressure from a young age — as he came through the ranks at Brazilian giants Sao Paulo, going on to make 113 appearances and scoring 17 goals.
      And the midfield ace remembers having to overcome a tough start to his professional career.
      He said: “They’re a huge club and have something like 20million supporters so you have to play well because if you don’t things can be really crazy. 
      “For the first ten games I played really badly. But our manager at the time Fernando Diniz, who is now the Brazil national team coach,  really helped me. He and my family gave me a lot of moral support but it was so tough.
      Brazil coach Fernando Diniz helped a young Gabriel Sara massively at Sao Paulo
      “When you play for a huge team, they expect great things from you, and you want to give it to them. To my mind it was good because after that I was more mature.
      “I’ve learnt to embrace the pressure and not think about it. 
      “When you’re a kid playing football, we just enjoy it, we don’t worry about whether the other team is going to score or anything like that.
      “You can’t keep playing like a kid of course, you improve and go through many steps and win games. 
      “The club pays the wages but also football is a show – there are a lot of supporters watching the game and sometimes they will be happy. 
      “I can see this through my dad, my dad watched every game and was sometimes depressed for the whole weekend! If we win, he will go and smoke a cigar.
      “This is the same with our supporters – they will be happy for the weekend then get ready for the next game. That’s why we have to embrace the pressure and at the same time give them a good show.”
      Sara heralds from a happy family background but hard life in Brazil and was motivated to change his parents’ lives by becoming a professional footballer.
      He said: “I grew up as two boys and one sister and we played football together. My father was an ex-footballer, he played for small teams in Brazil, and taught us how to play football. 
      “It was a good childhood. We weren’t rich but not poor. My parents worked hard so we could always have food and a roof over our heads, and I think that was an important thing. 
      That Torquay story was so crazy and unbelievable. They would’ve been relegated had it not been for the dog biting their player. GABRIEL SARA
      “My mother works at a hospital and my dad used to work as a security guard, so he slept all day to work all night and that time was hard.
      “Since I started playing football, I left my house aged 13 and I had to change my parents’ life. Brazil is a great country, but everyone knows how hard it can be there. 
      “The beginning was tough and you must make some choices. Mine was to go far away from my family to try for my dream and give my parents a better life.
      “Things are much better now thanks to football.”
      Sara loves life in England and is happily settled with his girlfriend Maria.
      He said: “We love the parks, we go out to the parks with my dogs. We can set them free, and they can run, it’s really nice. 
      “We love to go to Cromer and have been there lots and have some friends there as well. And we like to go to London. It’s like Sao Paulo so sometimes we can feel familiar there. 
      “We like to go to the restaurant ‘Sao Paulo’, it’s great! We love life here. My fiancée loves being here, my parents when they come, they love it here.
      “The language was a little bit hard but even when we first came here the people are close to us and they know how it feels being from a faraway place.”
      Norwich’s start under David Wagner this season has been encouraging but Sara is the first to know nothing is achieved after only one month.
      Sara and Norwich have got off to a cracking start to the seasonCredit: PA
      Last season was a learning curve for the Canaries which the Brazilian believes will stand them in good stead for the rest of the season.
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      He said: “The hunger and desire is there and we must keep that. We cannot rest. We’ve had a great month and it’s been a good four games but must keep going.
      “I’d like to think every game is a chance to be better. If we play badly in one game you know you can put it right in the next one. We must continue with this mindset.” More

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      Inside luxurious six-bedroom lodge complete with vitality pool where Tyson Fury holidays with his family

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      TYSON Fury and his family have enjoyed a luxurious staycation in a six-bedroom lodge with vitality pool.On the new series At Home With The Furys the boxer went on a family trip to Cardiff.
      Forest View Retreat is a luxurious lodge in the Welsh capitalCredit: Netflix
      The accommodation sits on a three acres land in the idyllic village of PontyclunCredit: Netflix
      Tyson spent quality time at the vitality pool with his childrenCredit: Netflix
      In the second episode of the reality show, the heavyweight boxing champion took his family form the £1.7million Morecambe mansion to the Welsh capital.
      The Tyson’s spent a few days at the incredible Forest View Retreat lodge, located in Yinysmaerdy.
      During the second episode, the boxer is seen spending quality time with his six children in the four-star cottage.
      While they played at the swimming pool, Paris opened up about the reason her husband didn’t want to return to the ring.
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      She told the cameras:  “I think Tyson is enjoying that little bit of family time.
      “That was half the reason that he didn’t want to box again, he didn’t want to keep leaving us. Just make the most of it and make these moments count.”
      The high-end accommodation sits on a three acres land in the idyllic village of Pontyclun, near the South Wales coast.
      An with less than an hour drive away to the world renowned Brecon Beacons National Park.
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      As listed on Airbnb, the house has a total of 6 bedrooms and a kitchen with a dining room big enough to host 18 people.
      The outdoor vitality pool has air and water jet features – with a temperature that always remains at 38 degrees regardless of the cold weather.
      Forest View Retreat owner David Edwards told WalesOnline: “No one has put a vitality pool in self-catering [accommodation] in south Wales.
      “The inspiration [for the design and ethos] is about doing things which no else is doing. That’s what I do. I build what people think I won’t do, but I actually do it.”
      The family is also seen walking around the large wooden cabana with breathtaking panoramic views of the Welsh mountains.
      The house has a rustic interior with a Mediterranean touch inspired by Mallorca – where homeowner David Edwards spent his holidays.
      The property gets over hundreds of enquiries from families looking for a weekend stay like the Tyson’s
      The house is on the renting site for an eye-watering sum of £600 per night.
      It comes as the boxer wanted to cancel his new Netflix series half way through filming.
      Tyson Fury found managing the cameras and his kids a challenge, his wife said.
      Previously, on This Morning, the Gypsy King also revealed the only thing that was out of bounds while filming his new family reality show.
      Chatting to hosts Josie Gibson and Steve Jones via video link from their £1.7m Morecambe mansion, they were asked if they held anything back on the show.
      Paris replied: “At the start of the show we said ‘just come in and take the good, the bad and the ugly’.
      “I think it comes out better because you’ve got the highs and the lows, the good and the bad. We’re kind of open book people.”
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      But Tyson cut in: “Well it wasn’t all access – I wanted them to film me in the shower, but they didn’t.”
      Smiling, his wife added: “Yes. We did declare that was off limits. The bathrooms were off limits.”
      Paris opened up about why her husband didn’t want to return to the ringCredit: NETFLIX
      She said that Tyson wanted to enjoy a little bit of family timeCredit: Netflix
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      BBC Sport F1 host Jennie Gow ‘delighted and nervous’ as she announces return eight months after terrifying stroke

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      BBC Sport Formula One broadcaster Jennie Gow has described her herself as “delighted and a little nervous” after revealing she is returning to the paddock.Gow, a fan favourite thanks to her exploits on Netflix’s Drive to Survive F1 series, revealed in January she had suffered a “serious stroke”.
      Jennie Gow has announced she will be returning to the F1 paddockCredit: Getty
      Gow revealed she suffered an ‘extremely rare’ strokeCredit: Getty
      But, eight months on from the traumatic ordeal, she has now confirmed she will be making a remarkable comeback at the Dutch Grand Prix at the end of August.
      Taking to Twitter, Gow shared the incredible news with fans.
      She wrote: “I’m delighted (and a little nervous) to say that I will be returning to the F1 circuit for the Dutch GP.
      “It’s been almost eight months since my stroke and I’m still not able to do all the things I could before, but @IMG, @bbc5live and @F1 are going to help me get back into the pit lane to see how I go.
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      “My lovely therapists are supporting me and continue to remind me ‘I’m a work in progress and not the finished article’. So, please bear with me, mind the gaps and wish me luck.”
      In May, Gow appeared alongside her husband, Jamie Coley, in a film on BBC’s The One Show explaining her experience.
      In the short film, she began by recounting her career as an F1 reporter before saying: “But then my life changed dramatically.
      “At 45, I suffered a serious stroke. And I’ve spent the last few months learning to walk, and more significantly, to talk again.
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      Gow reserved special praise for Sky Sports for their support of husband Jamie Coley
      She broke down in tears when recounting her ordeal on The One Show in MayCredit: BBC
      “Just after Christmas I got sick, it wasn’t Covid, but I had a terrible cough and then my husband Jamie found me collapsed in the bathroom.”
      Jamie then revealed the panic which set over him at the time.
      He said: “I was trying to call your name and get you to speak to me and I was just getting nothing back from you. It was the worst moment of my life.”
      Upon hearing his response, Gow could not hold back her emotions and broke down into tears.
      In her return announcement post, she reserved special praise for Sky Sports F1 for the support they provided Jamie with.
      She added: “So many people to thank but at this point, I’ll just say a special thank you to @skysportf1 who have been supportive of my husband and me – I can’t thank them and their generosity enough.
      It’s been almost eight months since my stroke and I’m still not able to do all the things I could before, but @IMG, @bbc5live and @F1 are going to help me get back into the pit lane to see how I go.Jennie Gow@JennieGow/Twitter
      “I can’t wait to be back on your radio. I’ve missed it so much. Speak to you on Thursday!”
      Gow’s daughter, Isabel, was described as a “superstar” by Jamie, with the six-year-old rushing to grab some pillows and put them under her mothers head before passing the phone to him.
      After being rushed to Frimley Park hospital and receiving “very prompt” treatment, Gow later posted a message on social media.
      She wrote: “Hi everyone, been quiet the last few weeks, this is because I suffered a serious stroke two weeks ago.
      “My husband is helping me type this, as I’m finding it hard to write and my speech is most affected.
      “I’m desperate to make a full recovery and return to work but it might take some time.
      Gow is a fan favourite following appearances of Netflix’s Drive to Survive F1 series
      “Thank you to the medical teams at Frimley and St George’s and my family and friends who’ve got me through the last fortnight X.”
      Dr Thomas Pain, one of Gow’s consultants, appeared in the video to explain how her stroke was caused.
      He said: “The majority of strokes are caused by a blockage in a blood vessel which supplies the brain.
      “Your stroke was caused by a clot from the carotid artery, in the neck, a tear in the blood vessel due to coughing and a viral infection you had at the time.
      “That clot flew up the vessel, causing the stroke on the left side of the brain.”
      After being transferred to a specialist unit at St Georges’ in London, Gow had her clot successfully removed before any significant damage was caused.
      In terms of the F1 season, Max Verstappen and Red Bull have dominated, not giving Lewis Hamilton a look in for race wins.
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      Indeed, prior to the mid-season break – which has seen stars jet off around the globe – Verstappen has won eight races in a row.
      And he will have the chance to extend his streak and equal Sebastian Vettel’s 2013 record of nine at his home Grand Prix next weekend.
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      New footage emerges of Tyson Fury passionately supporting rival Anthony Joshua during loss to Oleksandr Usyk

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      TYSON FURY passionately supported Anthony Joshua during his rival’s loss to Oleksandr Usyk. Footage from the heavyweight champion’s new Netflix series – At Home with the Furys – shows the Gypsy King backing AJ.
      Tyson Fury supported Anthony Joshua during his rival’s loss to Oleksandr Usyk
      Joshua has now lost twice to the UkrainianCredit: PA
      He shouts advice at the screen before mocking Usyk, saying: “See him there, he couldn’t knock the skin off a rice pudding.
      “I will smoke that little motherf***er’s boots. Five or six years ago, I relieved a Ukrainian of all of the the belts before in [Wladimir] Klitschko. F*** them.”
      Fury begins to call Joshua on as he screamed: “Go on AJ, good jab son! Left hook to the body, let’s go! Bang, bang, bang!
      “Let them rip, both hands.”
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      But showing signs of frustration, Fury sighed: “Come on, get stuck in son! Swing some shots for God’s sake. This is shockingly s****.”
      Usyk beat Joshua on points twice in the space of 11 months.
      But Fury, 35, was left unimpressed, saying: “I’ll tell you what I’ll do, I’ll go over there and I’ll fight them both in the same night.
      “That’s how s*** they are, they are f***ing s***. Thought it was a s*** fight, honestly I thought it was a proper s**** fight.
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      “It wasn’t even worthy of a British title, never mind a world heavyweight title. S***.”
      Joshua has bounced back with two wins since that defeat, beating Jermaine Franklin and Robert Helenius.
      And after Usyk failed in talks to fight Fury, he was later ordered into a WBA mandatory defence against Daniel Dubois set for August 26.
      Fury meanwhile returns in Saudi on October 28 against ex-UFC champion Francis Ngannou in a crossover clash.
      Fury will fight UFC star Francis Ngannou nextCredit: BT SPORTS More

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      Tyson Fury wanted to CANCEL Netflix show half way through filming, reveals wife Paris

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      TYSON FURY wanted to CANCEL his new Netflix series half way through filming. The world heavyweight boxing champion is subject to a new three-part series called At Home With The Furys.
      Paris Fury pictured with husband TysonCredit: PA
      But managing the cameras and his kids proved to be the father-of-six’s greatest fight yet.
      Wife Paris said on Capital XTRA: “I think the little ones found it complete normality, the younger ones is like six and down, they didn’t know any different, just cameras around, right cameras are in today, no problem.
      “My older girl who is just starting to be a teenager, we went through the teenage tantrums the whole time we was filming.
      “So that was all on there and that was hard work because we’d be like ‘Right, cameras are here’, ‘I don’t care, I’m not interested, I’m not bothered, I want to be the Rob of the Kardashians.’
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      “I think they enjoyed it because they all agreed to do it, we talked to the bigger two, the little ones were too young, the big two we were like ‘Do you want to do it, do you want to be involved?’
      “And they were like ‘Yeah, yeah’, but then there’s times when I suppose you don’t want to.
      “Especially when Tyson said no he didn’t want to. We got halfway through filming, and he wanted to cancel the whole show!”
      Fury, 35, added: “Yeah I wanted out, I was like, couple of weeks in I said, ‘Is there any way?’
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      “I’d be on the phone with my lawyers, ‘Is there any way I can get out of this? I don’t know what I’ve signed up for again. I never said I’d do it again, I’ve done it again, I’ve made a mistake.’
      “That’s just my bipolar going up and down all the time, one minute I’m happy, the next minute I’m not and it’s very evident to see my emotional roller-coaster throughout this episode.
      “People are going to be shocked because I can take ten turns in an hour.”
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      Tyson Fury takes dig at TOWIE and Made in Chelsea in advert for new Netflix show At Home With The Furys

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      TYSON FURY took aim at the stars of Made in Chelsea and The Only Way Is Essex as he promoted his upcoming Netflix series.The Gypsy King and his family will launch At Home With The Furys on August 16 on the streaming platform.
      Tyson Fury fired a dig at TOWIE and Made in Chelsea while promoting his new showCredit: Instagram @netflixuk
      The Gypsy King laid on Morecambe beach in the latest advert for the showCredit: Instagram @netflixuk
      He then belted out: ‘Welcome to Morecambe, you dossers’Credit: PA
      At Home With The Furys hits Netflix on WednesdayCredit: Instagram @netflixuk
      And it will offer fans an insight into their chaotic home life in Morecambe, which includes six lively kids, and was filmed during his short-lived retirement in 2022.
      We have already reported how the fly-on-the-wall show is expected to be such a success that a second season has already ordered before the first has even dropped.
      The WBC heavyweight champion, who faces MMA monster Francis Ngannou on October 28 in Saudi Arabia next, has been promoting the show ahead of its premiere on Wednesday.
      And as he lay sunbathing on the beach at Morecambe in the latest trailer, the 34-year-old 6ft 9in undefeated legend could not resist taking a jab at two of their rival reality TV shows.
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      He said:  “This is a message from the trash talking champion of the world.
      “It’s a message for the bums from Chelsea. The skinny-legged plums from Essex. The clowns from Sunset Boulevard. Oh, and the housewives of wherever you’re from.
      “Welcome to Morecambe, you dossers!”
      Although Netflix denied it at the time, The Sun revealed last May that Fury was making the first documentary.
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      Last year, Tyson said: “I want to retire on top, unbeaten heavyweight champion of the world.
      “I want to do a Netflix documentary, a Hollywood movie and be a good husband, father and son.”
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      He confirmed it was true in June and last August the streaming giant finally did the same.
      The second series, which could drop next year, is expected to pivot around Tyson’s upcoming, high-profile fight with Ngannou.
      The first season covers the boxer’s heritage as member of the traveller community and his health issues, as well as his stellar career in the ring.
      Wife Paris features along with their six kids, aged 13 to two. So does his brother, fellow boxer and Love Islander Tommy Fury, who has a six-month-old daughter with Molly-Mae Hague, whom he met on the ITV2 show. More