‘Blessed live’ – Tyson Fury enjoys morning cup of coffee out of £117 Versace MUG as heavyweight king enjoys retirement….

 

TYSON FURY drinks an early morning cup of coffee from a mug costing £117.

Tyson Fury has been enjoying his retirement from boxing with his family

 

 

The Gypsy King is enjoying his retirement and started his Sunday morning bright and early with a caffeine hit from a very special cup.

 

 

 

 

Unlike most Brits who like a cup of Joe, Fury drank his out of an extravagant Versace mug.

The Gypsy King recently enjoyed a cup of coffee from a Versace mugCredit: INSTAGRAM@TYSONFURY

Fury, 33, posted a snap of himself smiling with the mug – which costs a cool £117 – to his Instagram story.

 

 

 

The WBC heavyweight champion also donned a Versace dressing gown as he enjoyed his early-morning drink.

 

 

 

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He wrote across the post: “Morning coffee. Blessed live.”

The Fury family are no stranger to donning expensive Versace clobberCredit: INSTAGRAM@PARISFURY1

 

The Fury family are no strangers to wearing expensive Versace clobber at home and on their holidays.

 

 

While on holiday in Miami last May, mum of six Paris posted a snap of herself and Tyson with their then five children all decked out in black and gold Versace outfits to Instagram.

 

 

 

Her accompanying caption read: “DON’T TELL ME IT CANT BE DONE!!” she posted on Instagram.

 

 

 

 

“My family there looking like a @versace advert.

 

 

“Out for a meal last night. Love my big crazy family, my life and my world. I don’t live in yours.”

 

 

 

Fury announced his apparent retirements from boxing moments after his brutal knockout of Dillian Whyte at Wembley last month.

But the fan favourite has yet to vacate the prestigious WBC heavyweight title, although he has been given a whole YEAR to decide his future.

 

 

Promoter Frank Warren reckons the former unified heavyweight champion is at the peak of his powers but won’t try to persuade him to keep fighting.

 

 

The Queensberry Promotions chief said: “It’s not about giving him more time, that’s how it is.

 

 

“The mandatory is not due yet and until the next mandatory is due, which I think is quite a while away, it’s up to him whether he chooses to fight on or not.

 

“I’m not going to try and influence him.

 

 

“And for that matter, the WBC and Mauricio Sulaiman has said himself he won’t try and influence him.

 

 

 

“If Tyson wants to fight on, he’ll make that decision in his own time. If he doesn’t, he doesn’t – he’s going out on a high”.

 

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