Tyson Fury shares four shirtless snaps to show off his incredible two-year body transformation after losing TEN STONE ahead of beating Deontay Wilder in Vegas
- Tyson Fury has shown off his incredible weight transformation over the years
- Heavyweight champion ballooned in weight after beating Wladimir Klitschko
- Fury battled with depression and admitted he had spiralled out of control
- But he then lost 10 stone in training for his comeback to the boxing ring
- That culminated with his remarkable rematch victory over Deontay Wilder
- To mark his glory, Fury shared a post on Instagram revealing his progress
Tyson Fury has shared a series of photos with his fans to demonstrate his sensational body transformation over the last two years.
The newly-crowned WBC heavyweight champion dethroned Deontay Wilder with a seventh-round victory in Las Vegas – and appeared sharper than ever as his unparalleled return to the sport reached yet another high.
And after his triumph, the British star revealed the extent of his progress on social media and paid tribute to his followers.
Tyson Fury has shared a series of photos to demonstrate his sensational body transformation, from piling on the pounds (top left) to his eventual top fighting shape (bottom right)
His bout in Sin City marked the first time Fury has held an official title since defeating Wladimir Klitschko in 2015.
But after dethroning the veteran Ukrainian, Fury admitted he had battled with depression and ballooned to roughly 28 stone in weight.
The following months after ending Klitschko’s 10-year reign were consumed by heavy drinking and suicidal thoughts, and Fury was forced to relinquish his titles after a failed drugs test.
Fury dethroned Wladimir Klitschko in 2015 but began to drink heavily and ballooned in weight
The 31-year-old conquered his demons and shed the required weight for his stellar comeback
The 31-year-old then conquered his demons after pledging to become the heavyweight champion once again, and battered Wilder from pillar to post in the duo’s highly-anticipated rematch.
Before training for his first encounter with the Bronze Bomber, Fury weighed in at 378lbs. But Fury brought coach Ben Davison into his team, hired a nutritionist and was able to fight off the fat during a hectic training regime.
Fury shed 10 stone before tussling with Wilder for the WBC title for the first time in December 2018.
And ahead of the second bout, the drastic changes Fury made to his regime were laid bare, with camp manager Timothy Allcock revealing: ‘We definitely had to rope in the food. Tyson never really stuck to the diet plan we gave him last time, he was always nipping out and eating fast food outside the camp – and all that has changed now.’
Fury weighed in at 273lbs – 19.5 stone – for the rematch, and demolished Wilder with a devastating showing – forcing his opponent to trigger a trilogy fight, which is pencilled in for the summer.
His inspirational story has resulted in invitations to meet Donald Trump at the White House and Pope Francis at the Vatican.
And Fury claimed his first official title since 2015 after battering Deontay Wilder in Las Vegas