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Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Best Brother by Tyson Anthony Tyson Fury and brother Tommy soak up the sun with fans in Miami as Gypsy King quits booze ahead of Anthony Joshua fight. TYSON FURY is still enjoying his warm-weather break to Miami with brother Tommy. The Fury brothers have been lapping up the Florida sun for the best part of a week having flown there from Texas after supporting Billy Joe Saunders in his ill-fated clash with Canelo Alvarez. And the pair, 32 and 22 respectively, appear to still be enjoying their getaway, despite all the photo requests. WBC heavyweight king Tyson was spotted by a group of fans with their young kids as he was enjoying a relaxing day by the pool. The Gypsy King was happy to oblige the fans' photo request - carrying both children as he smiled for the camera. Tyson's trip to Miami has also been a break from his Vegas training camp for his undisputed heavyweight title fight with Anthony Joshua. A source told SunSport: “Tyson has kicked the booze on the head for good. "It is not because of the boxing, because he can always get in shape for fights and obviously doesn’t drink during training camps. “Tyson is doing this for himself and his family — especially his wife Paris. “And he reckons it is the best way to be a great dad and stay in shape physically and mentally.” Fury's quitting of the booze comes after he claimed to be drinking '12 pints of lager a day'. In March, he said: “I have stopped training at the moment, I am on holiday. “I am drinking between eight, ten, 12 pints of lager a day.” Most read in Boxing. WOOD'NT DARE. NEITHER HEARN NOR THERE. HE'S DAN AND OUT. EYE TO EYE. PAUL BRAWL. DING DING. Tyson's long-awaited showdown with Joshua will take place in Saudi Arabia on August 14, although an official announcement has yet to be made. Fury, however, confirmed the fight is set on Sunday night, telling his 4.2million Instagram followers: "Got some massive news for you all. "I've just got off the phone from Prince Khalid of Saudi Arabia, he's told me this fight is 100 per cent on. August 14, 2021 summertime. "All eyes of the world will be on the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. "And I cannot wait, repeat: cannot wait to smash Anthony Joshua on the biggest stage of all time. "This is going to be the biggest sporting event ever to grace the planet earth. Do not miss it. All eyes on us. "Peace out, God bless, see you all in Saudi! Yes, get in!" More from The Sun. Tributes paid to legendary PDC darts referee Bruce Spendley who dies aged 80. Watch Ronaldo remove Coke bottles at press conference and shout 'drink water' Arnautovic could be axed from Euros as probe launched into 'racist' celebration. WEMBLEY PLUNGE. Villa fan 'broke pelvis & ankles' in 20ft Wembley fall during England match. Follow The Sun. 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Negotiations between both camps for an undisputed heavyweight title fight in 2021 are still ongoing, with the location unlikely to be in the UK. But, as long as the two Brits can stop talking and start fighting, fans will care little as Fury and Joshua are undoubtedly the top two heavyweights at present and need to meet in the ring. Of course, financial terms were agreed back in June before Joshua’s fight against mandatory challenger Kubrat Pulev, whom he dispatched with consummate ease in nine rounds last month. AJ vs Fury would be among the biggest boxing fights of all time but according to the Gypsy King’s little brother, Tommy, only one outcome is possible. The former Love Island star and lightweight prospect insists Tyson is simply too good for Joshua and the bout would be the ‘easiest’ of his brother’s professional career. Tommy Fury told the Daily Mail: ‘It’s definitely going to be a good fight but I’ve always said, from day one, it will be his easiest fight and I have no doubt about that. “Joshua is tailor-made for Tyson, what a great build-up it’s going to be and what a great fight. “He [AJ] is what he is, he’s a master salesman, he looks good, he talks well, he’s a walking billboard. He’s the perfect role model, but that’s no good when it comes to fighting. You’ve got to throw that out the window, it’s not about who’s got a better smile, it’s who can fight the best and I know for a fact that is Tyson. “I’ll never knock a man while he’s down as it’s something we all wish to never go through, but I’ve just seen certain things [weaknesses] in that fight that against [Andy] Ruiz Jr which I’ve never seen in Tyson.” Fury stopped Deontay Wilder in seven rounds back in February 2020 having had the former WBC champion on the seat of his pants twice in Sin City. It was a complete role reversal for the two men, with the Brit having to clamber off the canvas twice in the first fight back in 2018 in Los Angeles. Despite the ease in which Fury managed to coast the sequel, brother Tommy still believes Wilder presents a far more dangerous proposition than WBA, WBO and IBF champion Joshua. “Wilder would have knocked out Joshua within two or three rounds,” he added.” “I know it’s heavyweight boxing and you can never say never, but there is nothing in that fight against Joshua that worries me for Tyson, especially like the Tyson I’ve seen now. “He can walk through walls, he’s invincible and it’s going to take some man to beat him and I haven’t seen him being born yet. “To beat Tyson, you’re going to have to kill him. “The only way you’re beating him is if you knock him out cold and he’s already been hit by the biggest puncher that’s ever lived. “So how’s Joshua going to do it? He isn’t, so I think it’s going to be a very easy night for him.” Tommy Fury, younger brother of Tyson, set to appear on reality show Love Island. The younger brother of boxer Tyson Fury is among this year’s line-up of Love Island contestants. Twenty-year-old Tommy is one of the 12 names hoping to find love – as is the younger brother of Strictly Come Dancing star AJ Pritchard, Curtis. Seven boys and five girls will enter the villa when the ITV2 series returns on June 3. Hailing from Manchester, Tommy, who fights as a light-heavyweight boxer, said when asked about his claim to fame, that he is his ‘own man’. He said: “It’s (my claim to fame) probably my brother, Tyson, but I’m my own man and I’ve said it throughout my whole boxing career. I don’t want to be labelled as his little brother, I’m my own man and I’m doing the best that I can do in life and that’s all I’m setting out to achieve.” Asked how he rated himself, he says he’s a ‘solid eight’ and named singer Ariana Grande as his celebrity crush. LATEST BOXING NEWS. blockbuster. fight. fading. BACKFIRED. Money man. TARGET. The unbeaten fighter also said he is a ‘loyal guy down to the roots’. He added: “I’ve had a wandering eye before but I addressed that straight away. I’ve never cheated and I never will cheat. I’m a loyal guy down to the roots.” Dancer Pritchard, 23, hails from Shropshire and has competed on Ireland’s Dancing With The Stars. He and his brother AJ, 24, who has been on BBC One’s Strictly since 2016, made headlines at the end of last year after they were attacked in a Cheshire nightclub. Following the attack, Curtis needed knee surgery, while AJ was left with bruising to his face, arms, body and legs. The Latin and Ballroom star said he was not a dating expert, explaining he’s only been on ‘less than 10 dates, maybe five’. He said: “I have lived a very sheltered life because of my dancing, I’ve not done a lot of going out partying, going on dates because I haven’t had time to. “Being truthful I’ve probably been on less than 10 dates, maybe five dates. I have never met anyone online, I’ve never used a dating app. I’ve met everyone in person, which I think is better.
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