Tyson Fury returned to the ring this month for the first time since 2024, defeating Arslanbek Makhmudov by unanimous decision in London. Netflix secured the streaming rights, and the former world champion earned approximately £19 million from the bout.
Despite his substantial payday, Fury opted for a budget flight home. He was spotted with his wife and children boarding a LoganAir flight from London City Airport to the Isle of Man, where tickets can cost as little as £40. The choice reflects his well-known frugality.
In 2023, Fury admitted to being cautious with his finances, revealing he shops at budget supermarkets like Aldi and Lidl. He stated, 'I'm not gonna pay £3.50 for a pack of KitKats that's usually on offer, no way! No matter how much money I've got I just won't do it because it's not in me to do so.'
Earlier, in a 2019 interview with the BBC, Fury explained that money does not bring him happiness. He said, 'I have found true happiness within myself... If I had another 10 zeros on my bank balance it couldn't make me happier.'
Fury relocated to the Isle of Man in late 2025, purchasing an £8 million home after an intruder incident at his previous residence in Morecambe, Lancashire. He cited the island's use of English, pound sterling, and accessibility to English newspapers as key reasons for the move.
