Tommy Fury has reportedly been forced to make a ruthless decision regarding his father John's role in his career. According to Mail Online, John Fury will no longer play a significant part in his son's business affairs, with his tenure as a director at Fury TNT being abruptly ended last week. The company, named after Tommy's boxing moniker, reported assets of £361,767 in its last published accounts in January 2023.
The move comes amid claims that Tommy's fiancee, Molly-Mae Hague, has laid down conditions for their relationship, including a ban on parties and a greater focus on family life over boxing. John Fury, 59, has faced mounting criticism over the past year, with many viewing him as a hindrance to his sons' careers. He was notably absent from Tyson Fury's corner during his rematch with Oleksandr Usyk last month.
Tommy Fury has not fought since his victory over KSI in 2023. He was scheduled to face Darren Till earlier this month but withdrew after Till threatened a head-kick. Till dismissed the idea that he needed such tactics, telling Mirror Fighting: 'I don't need to kick Tommy Fury in the head to win. I know for a fact I was going to beat Tommy Fury.'
Till suggested that Fury's withdrawal was due to negative sparring reports: 'I think he heard about how I was getting on in the gym. I think he took the fight thinking that I was out of shape. I think he heard about sparring rumours in the gym with certain pros... and he didn't want any of it.'
