Tyson Fury believes his win over Wladimir Klitschko in 2015 was a "curse" and has claimed it is "s****y" not being able to live a normal life since.
The 'Gypsy King' is the reigning WBC heavyweight champion and is seen as the leading fighter in the division after rising to the top without defeat. However, it has not all been plain sailing for Fury, who has a remarkable story of bouncing back from the depths of mental health problems and addiction to rise and become one of the United Kingdom's most-popular athletes.
Seven years ago, Fury produced one of the best performances from a British fighter ever to dominate boxing legend Klitschko on foreign soil and pick up the unified world titles. However, it sparked a period out of the ring for the heavyweight star, who took a two-and-a-half year break from action before returning in 2018, after struggling with his mental health.
