Boxing
Tyson Fury: Professional Boxing Career Record, Statistics and Figures
Tyson Fury’s career has been built on size, skill, and the kind of ring IQ that turns awkward nights into boxing lessons and we look at his career, professional record and history in the ring.
His record already includes heavyweight titles, signature wins over Dereck Chisora, Wladimir Klitschko, and Deontay Wilder, and a run of fights that made him one of the most talked-about names in the sport.
Fury’s next two bouts now shape the story again, with a warm-up against Mariusz Wach expected to lead into the British heavyweight clash fans have wanted for years against Anthony Joshua.
The bigger fight still needs the right place, the right time, and the right broadcast window, which is why the build-up matters almost as much as the punches
Tale Of The Tape
- Name: Tyson Luke Fury
- Nickname: Gypsy King
- Nationality: British/Irish
- DOB: 12/08/88
- Age: 37
- Tyson Fury Height: 6ft 9
- Reach: 85 inches
- Stance: Orthodox
- Professional record: 35-2-1
- KOs: 24
- Rounds: 266
- Professional debut: 12/06/08
Tyson Fury Biggest Fights
Tyson Fury v Dereck Chisora – 29/11/2014
Fury had already beaten Chisora once before, so the rematch carried a bit more edge and a lot more expectation. He settled it in style, forcing a 10th-round retirement with a display that mixed accuracy, movement, and confidence.
The standout detail was Fury’s ability to switch looks so easily. He started showing southpaw work from the second round, kept Chisora guessing and boxed with the kind of control that rarely gives a rival any rhythm.
Tyson Fury v Wladimir Klitschko – 28/11/2015
Klitschko had gone more than a decade without defeat and arrived as the division’s benchmark, which made Fury the outsider in almost every pre-fight conversation. Fury ignored the script and turned the contest into a chess match Klitschko never solved.
He slipped away from the champion’s right hand, disrupted the timing from the opening rounds, and kept changing stance to make the attack even harder to read. A unanimous decision win handed Fury the WBA, IBF, WBO, and IBO heavyweight championships, and the performance still stands as one of the sharpest nights of his career.
Tyson Fury v Deontay Wilder – 01/12/18
Fury’s return to elite level boxing demanded patience, and Wilder’s power meant there was little room for error. Fury boxed well for long stretches, used his feet smartly, and looked in control before Wilder changed the fight with a knockdown.
The second knockdown was the one that briefly looked like it could end everything. Fury beat the count at nine, recovered his shape, and kept the contest alive, but the fight finished level and set up the rematch everyone wanted.
Tyson Fury v Deontay Wilder II – 22/02/20
The rematch was the version of Fury that heavyweights hate most: sharp, disciplined, and constantly first to the punch. He pressed Wilder from the start, landed clean jabs and kept turning the fight into a one-sided technical problem.
Wilder was sent down multiple times, his corner eventually threw in the towel and Fury claimed the WBC heavyweight title in a brutal, emphatic win. It was the clearest statement of his power, his ring craft, and his ability to switch from showman to finisher when the moment asks for it.
Tyson Fury v Oleksandr Usyk II – 21/12/24
Fury’s rematch with Oleksandr Usyk in Riyadh was close, lively, and fought at a high pace, but Usyk again found the cleaner moments. The Ukrainian won a unanimous decision by 116-112 on all three scorecards.
Usyk landed the sharper shots, especially the overhand left, while Fury had success of his own when he switched stances and pushed forward more aggressively than in their first meeting. Fury believed he had done enough, but Usyk’s consistency over 12 rounds kept the heavyweight titles with the Ukrainian.
Who Is Tyson Fury Fighting Next?
Fury’s next assignment is set to be Mariusz Wach in Pattaya, Thailand, on 24 July, with the bout widely framed as a warm-up for the bigger Joshua fight. Wach brings size and experience, but the real storyline is whether Fury can arrive at the British showdown with momentum intact.
The Joshua fight remains the one everyone is circling, yet the location and timing are still part of the debate. Wembley Stadium is the main target if local authorities approve a later start to suit the American broadcast audience, while Saudi influence remains a factor, too.
Eddie Hearn has said the fight is contractually bound for the UK, which keeps Wembley in the picture and leaves the final scheduling details hanging over the build-up.
Tyson Fury Fight Record
- Beat Bela Gyongyosi by TKO 6/12/08
- Beat Marcel Zeller by TKO 17/01/09
- Beat Daniil Peretyatko by RTD 28/02/09
- Beat Lee Swaby by RTD 14/03/09
- Beat Mathew Ellis by KO 11/04/09
- Beat Scott Belshaw by TKO 23/05/09
- Beat Aleksandrs Selezens by TKO 18/07/09
- Beat John McDermott by PTS 11/09/09
- Beat Tomas Mrazek by PTS 26/09/09
- Beat Hans-Joerg Blasko by TKO 05/03/10
- Beat John McDermott by TKO 25/06/10
- Beat Rich Power by PTS 10/09/10
- Beat Zack Page by UD 18/12/10
- Beat Marcelo Nascimento by KO 19/02/11
- Beat Dereck Chisora by UD 23/07/11
- Beat Nicolai Firtha by TKO 17/09/11
- Beat Martin Rogan by TKO 14/04/12
- Beat Vinny Maddalone by TKO 07/07/12
- Beat Kevin Johnson by UD 01/12/12
- Beat Steve Cunningham by KO 20/04/2013
- Beat Joey Abell by TKO 15/02/2014
- Beat Dereck Chisora by RTD 29/11/2014
- Beat Christian Hammer by RTD 28/02/2015
- Beat Wladimir Klitschko by UD 28/11/2015
- Beat Sefer Seferi by RTD 09/06/2018
- Beat Francesco Pianeta by PTS 18/08/2018
- Draw with Deontay Wilder 01/12/2018
- Beat Tom Schwartz by TKO 15/06/2019
- Beat Otto Wallin by UD 14/09/19
- Beat Deontay Wilder by TKO 22/02/20
- Beat Dillian Whyte by TKO 23/04/22
- Beat Derek Chisora by TKO 03/12/22
- Beat Francis Ngannou by SD 28/10/23
- Lost to Oleksandr Usyk by SD 18/05/24
- Lost to Oleksandr Usyk by UD 21/12/24
- Beat Arslanbek Makhmudov by UD 11/04/26
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