TYSON FURY has landed his SECOND Netflix show – this time starring in a documentary promising to reveal his “raw and unfiltered story”.
The British boxing great and his family – including wife Paris – starred in nine-part reality series At Home with The Furys which aired in 2023.
Tyson Fury has landed his second Netflix show[/caption]
And season two is now on the way with filming already starting.
But Fury is also due to be back on Netflix cameras in a more serious capacity after a deep-dive documentary was announced.
The streaming service posted: “Announcing FURY, a definitive feature-length documentary that tells the raw, unfiltered story of one of the most compelling figures in sport and British culture.”
Fury made his professional debut in 2008 aged just 20 – quickly becoming a polarising figure with a flash style and outspoken character.
But in 2015, he backed up his words by dethroning Wladimir Klitschko in a famous upset in Germany to become the unified world champion.
Fury was on top of the world but behind the scenes he was struggling mentally – leading to a battle with depression and substance abuse.
The eccentric Gypsy King ballooned up to 30 STONE in the height of his struggles – forced to vacate his titles as a result.
But it paved the way for one of boxing’s most heroic comebacks – with Fury returning to the ring in 2018.
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The same year, just three bouts back and Fury challenged Deontay Wilder for the WBC title, adjudged unfortunate to walk away with just a draw.
Fury did finally get his hands on the green and gold belt – knocking Widler out in 2020 and then again a year later in their trilogy bout.
The maverick heavyweight soon became one of the sport’s most popular stars for his in-ring talent and persona outside it.
Fury, 37, was twice beaten last year by Oleksandr Usyk, 38, leading to his retirement in January.
The two-time champ has flip-flopped between returning and remaining retired – with his boxing future still a mystery.
But his presence on the small screen is still intact amid his two Netflix shows in the works.
At Home with the Furys series two is in the works[/caption]