After losing his era-defining unified world heavyweight championship match with Oleksandr Usyk, Tyson Fury’s initial instinct was to return home to Britain to recover from his first professional defeat and spend time with his family. Despite this, Fury has previously considered relocating to the offshore tax haven of the Isle of Man. Known as ‘The Gypsy King’, Fury is likely still processing his missed opportunity to become the first boxer to unify the titles in his weight division since Lennox Lewis in 2000. Following the loss, he promptly flew out of Saudi Arabia on his £34 million private jet, returning to his hometown of Morecambe in the UK.

Reunited with his wife Paris and their children, Tyson Fury was spotted back in the Lancashire seaside resort, running errands in his Nissan Navara pick-up truck just days after the spectacle in Riyadh. Currently residing in a lavish £1.7 million mansion in the town, the property has previously been featured on the Netflix special ‘At Home With the Furys’.

As a multi-millionaire from his success in the ring, Fury also earned a sum of £80 million for his participation in the fight versus Usyk. However, it seems that the Manchester-born star may have plans to relocate in the future. In December, he chartered a helicopter to view a sprawling £10,000-a-month home in the Isle of Man, as reported by the Mirror.