'150ft of pure luxury' – Inside stunning superyacht Tyson Fury, wife Paris and family are holidaying on in Cannes

TYSON FURY has shown off the stunning superyacht he isholidaying on with his family in Cannes.

The WBC heavyweight champion is enjoying some well-earned downtime following his sensational sixth-round knockout win over Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium last month.





And he has whisked wife Paris, his children and dad John away to France for a vacation on the incredible vessel.

It features a Jacuzzi, a glorious living room and swanky dining room.

There is also a wonderful view of the French landscape as well as a tasty platter of food for the Gypsy King and guests to enjoy.

Everyone on the yacht seemed to be in buoyant mood as they relaxed in the sunshine.

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Fury is now officially retired and living up to his promise of spending more time with his kids and enjoying his hard-earned money.

And trainer SugarHill Steward has revealed Fury hung up his gloves after becoming bored with the politics of boxing.

Steward told Sky Sports: “For him being retired I’m happy because that’s what he wants.

“I know a lot of the retirement has to do with not getting the fights he wants and it’s really mentally challenging to be offered fights and go through negotiations for fights and then for them to fall through at the end.

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“These things happen to many fighters around the world. You wouldn’t expect it to happen on this big a stage but it does happen and it’s something fighters have to deal with.

“We on the outside sometimes don’t understand that. We just say ‘if he gets the fight he’ll come back’, it’s not as easy as being on the outside going through what happens on the inside.

“But it’s the sport he loves so much, and it’s hurting him like that. Those things have to be taken into consideration and respected.”

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