Tyson Fury (1988 – )

Nickname: “The Gypsy King”
Birthplace: Manchester, England, UK
Weight Class: Heavyweight
Stance: Orthodox / Switch-Hitter
Professional Record: 34 – 1 – 1 (24 KOs)
Years Active: 2008 – present

Biography
Fury became the lineal heavyweight champion in 2015 after dethroning Wladimir Klitschko, then completed a miraculous comeback to defeat Deontay Wilder in their trilogy. A 6’9″ boxer-puncher with charisma and skill rare for his size.

In the Hobby
His rookie coincides with Panini’s global Supersport relaunch and Topps’s limited UK exclusives.

Rookie & Early Issues
2015 Topps UK Champions #88 (UK): true rookie card.
2017 Panini Supersport #42 (Italy): first international release.

Registry Metadata
Earliest Issue: 2015 Topps UK Champions
Rookie Year: 2015
Recent Notable Sales: 2015 Topps (PSA 10) — $1,350 (2024)

Legacy
Fury’s rookie symbolizes redemption and personality — the heavyweight revival captured in gloss.

Boxer Details

Biography

Tyson Fury (1988 – ) in the Hobby

Registry Metadata

Rookie & Early Issues

Legacy

Biography

Tyson Fury (1988 – ) in the Hobby

Registry Metadata

Rookie & Early Issues

Legacy

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