‘Blessed by God’ – Tyson Fury Shows off His Ring Magazine Belt Collection

Tyson Fury is the most talked-about heavyweight star in boxing today. In the blink of an eye, he has reached the pinnacle of his career and has grabbed the adulation of millions. Almost a year ago, the ‘Gypsy King’ beat Deontay Wilder to signify his spot as the champion.

For his staggering win over the ‘Bronze Bomber’, Fury was adjudged as The Ring Magazine fighter of the year. He recently shared a picture on his social media with his Ring belts.

“Ops I did it again @ringmagazine belt 4 times baby. Holy grail of 🥊 blessed by god,” wrote Fury.

The 32-year-old won his first Ring Magazine award in 2015 by beating the mighty challenger Wladimir Klitschko. Nobody expected Fury to survive a few rounds against the Ukrainian boxer, but he puzzled Klitschko with one of his most complete career performances.

Later, the Brit went into a serious depression and was out of action for almost three years. He started from scratch in 2018 and challenged Deontay Wilder for the heavyweight titles. That night, Fury showed one of the greatest comebacks of the sport, but the fight ended with a tragic draw.

In 2020, the duo met again and this time the ‘Gypsy King’ rolled out pretty clear results for this fight. He stunned Wilder with a T/KO victory in round 7 of the fight. For his exemplary win, the Brit got accoladed with the aforementioned award.

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Tyson Fury eyeing for a bigger 2021?

With so many accomplishments in his bag, the British boxer has his eyes firmly set on 2021. This year he’ll predominantly take on his biggest nemesis, Anthony Joshua.

This fight comes with a massive prize which is the undisputed heavyweight championship. Fury, 32, is just a single stride away to cement himself as the best heavyweight of the 21st century.

He will look forward to making 2021 his career-best year by giving all that it takes to become the undisputed king of heavyweights. His fans will look forward to seeing him return and resume his dominance within the ring.

Can Fury walk the path of becoming the ultimate legend?