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Tyson Fury Highlights

Tyson Fury Record

Opponent: Mariusz Wach
Date: 24 Jul 2026
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: RTD 7
Fight Summary: Building on his recent momentum, Fury stepped into the ring against the durable veteran Mariusz Wach. Fury controlled the distance perfectly from the opening bell, utilizing his reach advantage to break down Wach systematically. Unable to handle the accumulation of heavy punches, Wach’s corner withdrew him after the seventh round, giving Fury a comfortable victory.
Opponent: Arslanbek Makhmudov

Date: 11 Apr 2026
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Facing the dangerous puncher Arslanbek Makhmudov, Fury relied heavily on his defensive movement and ring IQ to neutralize his opponent’s power. By using frequent clinches and keeping the fight on the outside, Fury frustrated Makhmudov over the course of twelve rounds, securing a comfortable unanimous decision victory to re-establish his standing in the heavyweight division.
Opponent: Oleksandr Usyk

Date: 21 Dec 2024
Result: Loss
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: The highly anticipated rematch with Oleksandr Usyk proved to be another tactical masterpiece. Fury started strongly, attempting to use his size advantage early on, but Usyk adjusted dynamically in the mid-to-late rounds. Usyk’s elite conditioning and superb footwork allowed him to outwork Fury down the stretch, securing a clear unanimous decision victory.

Opponent: Oleksandr Usyk
Date: 18 May 2024
Result: Loss
Nature of the Result: SD 12
Fight Summary: In a historic undisputed heavyweight championship clash in Riyadh, Fury tasted defeat for the first time in his professional career. After a strong middle-round performance where Fury rocked Usyk, the Ukrainian rallied back fiercely, forcing a dramatic standing count against Fury in the ninth round. The thrilling encounter ended with a razor-thin split decision victory in Usyk’s favor.

Opponent: Francis Ngannou
Date: 28 Oct 2023
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: SD 10
Fight Summary: In a crossover bout that shocked the boxing world, Fury faced former UFC champion Francis Ngannou. Fury was caught off guard by Ngannou’s poise and power, suffering a shocking knockdown in the third round. Despite struggling to find his rhythm throughout the night, Fury narrowly escaped with a highly controversial split decision victory.

Opponent: Derek Chisora
Date: 03 Dec 2022
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 10
Fight Summary: In a trilogy fight that drew considerable criticism regarding its competitiveness, Fury dominated Derek Chisora from the start. Staged in chilly conditions at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Fury treated the bout like a sparring session before the referee finally spared a battered Chisora from further punishment in the tenth round.

Opponent: Dillian Whyte
Date: 23 Apr 2022
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 6
Fight Summary: Fighting in front of a record-breaking crowd at Wembley Stadium, Fury put on a masterclass against mandatory challenger Dillian Whyte. After controlling the pace with a long jab, Fury closed the show in spectacular fashion in the sixth round, landing a devastating right uppercut that sent Whyte crashing to the canvas.

Opponent: Deontay Wilder
Date: 09 Oct 2021
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: KO 11
Fight Summary: This definitive trilogy bout became an instant heavyweight classic. Both men traded heavy knockdowns in an absolute war, with Fury hitting the canvas twice in the fourth round. Showing incredible heart, Fury gradually wore down Wilder before delivering a crushing knockout blow in the eleventh round to retain his title.

Opponent: Deontay Wilder
Date: 22 Feb 2020
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 7
Fight Summary: After changing trainers to SugarHill Steward, Fury adopted a highly aggressive style for this rematch. He shocked fans by immediately taking the center of the ring, dropping Wilder twice and completely dominating the physical exchanges until Wilder’s corner threw in the towel during the seventh round.

Opponent: Otto Wallin
Date: 14 Sep 2019
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: This bout became a bloody battle after Otto Wallin inflicted a horrific, deep gash above Fury’s right eye in the early rounds. Facing the genuine threat of a doctor’s stoppage, an impaired Fury fought with immense urgency, relying on his championship grit to outpoint the tough Swede.

Opponent: Tom Schwarz
Date: 15 Jun 2019
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 2
Fight Summary: Marking his Las Vegas debut, Fury showcased his exceptional defensive reflexes by making Tom Schwarz miss wildly against the ropes. Fury easily dominated the German prospect, dropping him in the second round before the referee stopped the one-sided contest.

Opponent: Deontay Wilder
Date: 01 Dec 2018
Result: Draw
Nature of the Result: SD 12
Fight Summary: In one of the greatest comebacks in sports history, Fury outboxed Deontay Wilder for the majority of the fight but had to survive two heavy knockdowns. The defining image of the bout came in the twelfth round, when Fury miraculously rose from the canvas after being seemingly knocked unconscious by a brutal combination.

Opponent: Francesco Pianeta
Date: 18 Aug 2018
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: PTS 10
Fight Summary: In his second comeback fight, Fury went the full ten rounds against veteran Francesco Pianeta in Belfast. The bout served as a valuable opportunity to log rounds and shed ring rust, with Deontay Wilder watching intently from ringside ahead of their eventual clash.

Opponent: Sefer Seferi
Date: 09 Jun 2018
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: RTD 4
Fight Summary: Ending a nearly three-year hiatus plagued by mental health struggles and addiction, Fury returned to the ring in Manchester. The circus-like atmosphere included a crowd brawl that briefly distracted Fury mid-fight, but he easily handled Seferi, who retired on his stool after four rounds.

Opponent: Wladimir Klitschko
Date: 28 Nov 2015
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Fury traveled to Germany as a massive underdog and shocked the world by ending Wladimir Klitschko’s decade-long reign. Using eccentric psychological warfare during the buildup—including dressing up as Batman—Fury completely neutralized Klitschko inside the ring with superior movement and feints.

Opponent: Christian Hammer
Date: 28 Feb 2015
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: RTD 8
Fight Summary: Fury put on a relaxed, switch-hitting display against Christian Hammer in London. He dropped Hammer in the fifth round and comfortably picked him apart from both stances until Hammer’s corner opted out of the fight at the end of the eighth round.

Opponent: Derek Chisora
Date: 29 Nov 2014
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: RTD 10
Fight Summary: In a rematch that served as a final eliminator for the WBO world title, Fury adopted a southpaw stance to completely frustrate Derek Chisora. Fury controlled every second of the bout, leading Chisora’s corner to pull their exhausted and battered fighter out after ten rounds.

Opponent: Joey Abell
Date: 15 Feb 2014
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 4
Fight Summary: Returning from a lengthy layoff, Fury shook off some early ring rust to drop Joey Abell multiple times. Fury’s size and sustained power proved too much for the American journeyman, forcing a stoppage in the fourth round.

Opponent: Steve Cunningham
Date: 20 Apr 2013
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: KO 7
Fight Summary: Making his American debut at Madison Square Garden, Fury was shockingly dropped by a massive overhand right from former cruiserweight champion Steve Cunningham in the second round. Fury recovered, used his size advantage to rough up Cunningham, and finished him with a brutal knockout in the seventh.

Opponent: Kevin Johnson
Date: 01 Dec 2012
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Facing the notoriously defensive Kevin Johnson, Fury delivered a disciplined performance in a WBC title eliminator. Although the fight lacked explosive highlights due to Johnson’s survival tactics, Fury comfortably won nearly every round on the judges’ scorecards.

Opponent: Vinny Maddalone
Date: 07 Jul 2012
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 5
Fight Summary: Headlining in Clevedon, Fury unleashed a relentless barrage on the rugged American veteran Vinny Maddalone. Fury opened up a bad cut under Maddalone’s eye, prompting the referee to halt the contest in the fifth round to prevent further damage.

Opponent: Martin Rogan
Date: 14 Apr 2012
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 5
Fight Summary: In a surprising tactical twist, Fury chose to fight almost exclusively as a southpaw against Belfast’s Martin Rogan. The gamble paid off handsomely, as Fury dropped Rogan with a body shot in the fifth round to capture the Irish heavyweight title.

Opponent: Neven Pajkic
Date: 12 Nov 2011
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 3
Fight Summary: Fury faced early adversity when he was knocked down for the first time in his professional career by a right hand from Neven Pajkic in the second round. Enraged by the knockdown, Fury stormed back in the third round, dropping Pajkic twice to force a swift referee stoppage.

Opponent: Nicolai Firtha
Date: 17 Sep 2011
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 5
Fight Summary: Fighting in Belfast, Fury engaged in a physical, entertaining slugfest against Nicolai Firtha. After weathering some solid punches from the American, Fury’s superior power took over, prompting the referee to intervene in the fifth round.

Opponent: Derek Chisora
Date: 23 Jul 2011
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: In their first meeting, an underdog Fury upset the undefeated British champion Derek Chisora. Fury out-boxed and out-worked a heavily conditioned Chisora over twelve grueling rounds, capturing the British and Commonwealth titles in a major career breakthrough.

Opponent: Marcelo Luiz Nascimento
Date: 19 Feb 2011
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: KO 5
Fight Summary: Fury showcased his growing power against the undefeated Brazilian Marcelo Luiz Nascimento. After dictating the pace for four rounds, Fury closed the show in the fifth with a powerful right hand that sent Nascimento down for the count.

Opponent: Zack Page
Date: 18 Dec 2010
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 8
Fight Summary: Fighting in Quebec, Canada, Fury faced durable American journeyman Zack Page. Page’s defensive craftiness made it a difficult night for highlights, but Fury remained disciplined to secure a comfortable decision victory.

Opponent: Rich Power
Date: 10 Sep 2010
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: PTS 8
Fight Summary: On the undercard of a major domestic show, Fury maintained his unbeaten record with a straightforward points win over Rich Power. Fury utilized his jab to keep the undefeated but inexperienced Power at bay for the duration of the eight rounds.

Opponent: John McDermott
Date: 25 Jun 2010
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 9
Fight Summary: Looking to settle the controversy from their first bout, Fury left no doubt in this rematch. He dropped John McDermott in the eighth round and twice more in the ninth, forcing the referee to halt the contest and earning Fury the English heavyweight title.

Opponent: Hans-Joerg Blasko
Date: 05 Mar 2010
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 1
Fight Summary: Fury wasted absolutely no time against German opponent Hans-Joerg Blasko. He immediately overwhelmed Blasko with a flurry of heavy shots, forcing a comprehensive stoppage victory just over two minutes into the first round.

Opponent: Tomas Mrazek
Date: 26 Sep 2009
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: PTS 6
Fight Summary: Fighting in Dublin just two weeks after a grueling championship bout, Fury put on a measured performance against the durable Czech journeyman Tomas Mrazek. Fury coasted through the six rounds to secure a clear points victory despite carrying a minor hand injury.

Opponent: John McDermott
Date: 11 Sep 2009
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: PTS 10
Fight Summary: This fight produced the first major controversy of Fury’s career. The young prospect struggled immensely with the veteran experience of John McDermott, with many pundits believing McDermott won. Referee Tony McDonnell scored it for Fury, sparking widespread outrage.

Opponent: Aleksandrs Selezens
Date: 18 Jul 2009
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 3
Fight Summary: Displaying sharp combinations, Fury outclassed the Latvian Aleksandrs Selezens in London. Fury used his significant height advantage to systematically break his opponent down, forcing the referee to stop the fight in the third round.

Opponent: Scott Belshaw
Date: 23 May 2009
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 2
Fight Summary: On the undercard of a major European title fight, Fury blew past fellow British prospect Scott Belshaw. Fury’s aggressive body punching quickly took the fight out of Belshaw, leading to a quick second-round stoppage.

Opponent: Matthew Ellis
Date: 11 Apr 2009
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: KO 1
Fight Summary: Fury displayed terrifying power in this brief encounter at the York Hall, stopping the experienced domestic fighter Matthew Ellis in less than a minute with a spectacular knockout.

Opponent: Lee Swaby
Date: 14 Mar 2009
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: RTD 4
Fight Summary: This bout is famously remembered for a hilarious viral moment where Fury accidentally punched himself in the face with a deflected right uppercut. Despite the embarrassing self-inflicted blow, Fury dominated Lee Swaby until Swaby’s corner threw in the towel.

Opponent: Daniil Peretyatko
Date: 28 Feb 2009
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: RTD 2
Fight Summary: Fighting in Norwich, Fury completely overwhelmed the Russian journeyman Daniil Peretyatko. Fury inflicted severe facial cuts on his opponent, prompting the ringside doctor to recommend stopping the fight before the third round could begin.

Opponent: Marcel Zeller
Date: 17 Jan 2009
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 3
Fight Summary: In his second professional fight, Fury faced a rugged German puncher in Marcel Zeller. Fury handled the step up in opposition with ease, battering Zeller with heavy combinations until the referee intervened in the third round.

Opponent: Bela Gyongyosi
Date: 06 Dec 2008
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 1
Fight Summary: Marking his highly anticipated professional debut on the undercard of Carl Froch vs. Jean Pascal, a 20-year-old Fury showcased his destructive potential. He needed less than three minutes to stop Hungarian fighter Bela Gyongyosi with a vicious combination to the body.

Fury’s Biography

Tyson Fury, born on August 12, 1988, is a British professional boxer and one of the most renowned heavyweight champions in the world. He was born and raised in Wythenshawe, Manchester, England, into a family with a strong boxing background. His father, John Fury, was a former professional boxer, and Tyson’s two half-brothers, Tommy and Hughie Fury, are also professional boxers.

Fury’s boxing career began at a young age, and he quickly made a name for himself in the amateur ranks. He won several titles as an amateur, including the ABA heavyweight title, and represented England at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. However, Fury turned professional later that year, forgoing the opportunity to pursue an Olympic medal.

As a professional boxer, Tyson Fury is known for his unique style, combining agility, footwork, and an unorthodox fighting approach for a heavyweight. Standing at 6 feet 9 inches (206 cm) tall, he possesses a significant reach advantage over most of his opponents. Fury’s size and boxing skills earned him the nickname “The Gypsy King.”

In 2015, Fury achieved his greatest triumph when he defeated long-reigning heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko to claim the WBA (Super), IBF, WBO, IBO, and The Ring magazine titles. This victory made Fury the first British heavyweight champion since Lennox Lewis in 2003.

However, following his victory over Klitschko, Fury faced numerous personal and mental health challenges that led to a period of inactivity and a hiatus from boxing. He struggled with depression, substance abuse, and weight gain. During this time, he voluntarily relinquished his titles, and his boxing future was uncertain.

After more than two years away from the sport, Fury made a remarkable comeback. He worked on his physical and mental health, losing a significant amount of weight and regaining his focus. In 2018, he returned to the ring and embarked on a path to reclaim his titles.

In December 2018, Fury fought against WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder in a highly anticipated bout that ended in a controversial draw. Many boxing fans and pundits believed Fury had done enough to win the fight. Their rematch took place in February 2020, and this time, Fury emerged victorious, defeating Wilder by TKO in the seventh round and capturing the WBC title.

Tyson Fury’s victory over Wilder propelled him to new heights of fame and established him as one of the dominant forces in the heavyweight division. His boxing skills, charisma, and larger-than-life personality have made him a beloved figure among fans worldwide.

Beyond his boxing career, Fury has been open about his struggles with mental health and has become an advocate for mental health awareness. He has spoken candidly about his experiences and aims to inspire and support others facing similar challenges.

Tyson Fury’s story is one of resilience, redemption, and overcoming adversity. His remarkable journey from the depths of despair to the pinnacle of success has made him an inspiration to many, both inside and outside the world of boxing.