Boxing champ Tyson Fury reported for ‘hate crime’ to police

He’s going to need to come up with some kind of battle plan to beat those fighters because on paper, he doesn’t match up.

The IBF has now ordered Glazkov to face unbeaten American Charles Martin, thus creating a third world heavyweight champion. In my view the real heavyweight champion now is WBC champ Deontay “Bronze Bomber” Wilder (35-0, 34 KOs).

Following his recent controversial comments about homosexuality, Greater Manchester Police are investigating allegations of a hate crime.

Fury has hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons since his victory in Düsseldorf on 28 November, with his inclusion in the BBC’s Sport Personality of the Year shortlist sparking a petition to have him removed following reported sexist and homophobic comments.

Of fellow SPOTY contender Jessica Ennis-Hill, Britain’s Olympic heptathlon champion, he said: “She slaps up well”.

The complaint only concerns his remarks about homosexuality.

“There are only three things that need to be accomplished before the devil comes home: one of them is homosexuality being legal in countries, one of them is abortion and the other one’s pedophilia”.

Fury had previously said: “I know for a million per cent I’ve got more personality in the end of my little finger than the whole of the nomination group put together”.

I first got involved in sport when I was around seven, clinging on to every word England’s footballers said as if were the law, at an age I also believed my parents when they told me Father Christmas was real.

Fury has caused outrage in some quarters for being nominated alongside the likes of Andy Murray and Lewis Hamilton for the prestigious BBC Sports Personality of the Year award, something plenty of people have made it known they are against.

Controversial heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury launched an attack against his detractors while in Carshalton this weekend.

World heavyweight champion Tyson Fury was the subject of a police investigation on Tuesday the following the outspoken boxer’s comments about homosexuality, amid media reports he has been stripped of his IBF title.

Kellie responded saying: “Well not really, only if they say it publicly”. The BBC quoted him saying: “I don’t want to campaign around gays…” I just want to fight the best, the best stand-up fighter in the world.

The promoter told BBC Breakfast that Fury’s achievement in the ring was “fantastic” but his comments outside it “leave a lot to be desirable”.

Relations between Team Fury and Lewis took a nosedive in September when Lewis was accused of jealousy, prompting him to ask: “Jealous of what?”