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Boxing
TysonFury
A British heavyweight whose professional ledger is defined by wins, knockouts and multiple world title reigns.
Professional record
39 fights · BoxRec via WikipediaThe story so far
Thirty-six wins, twenty-five by knockout, two defeats and one draw form the professional record Tyson Fury brings as a British heavyweight boxer. Those bare numbers describe a fighter who has been matched hard, won far more often than he has lost, and carries genuine finishing power. The record also shows resilience: the setbacks are few, and the draw sits alongside the victories rather than defining them.
The path to that record includes world heavyweight championships with the WBO, IBF, WBA, WBC, IBO and Ring. Fury has also collected multiple Ring magazine Fighter of the Year honours and multiple Ali-Frazier Awards. An orthodox heavyweight stance has carried him through those championship nights. Those honours explain why his career is measured against the heavyweight elite. They also sit beside his world-title collection.
Good to know
Standing 2.06 m tall, he competes in the heavyweight division and carries an 85 in (216 cm) reach.
He is a British heavyweight boxer from Manchester who has held the WBA, IBF, WBO and WBC world titles across his career.
His professional record includes 25 knockouts from 36 wins, with two losses and a single draw.
38, having been born on 12 August 1988 in Manchester, United Kingdom.
He was born on 12 August 1988, in Manchester, United Kingdom.