


As one of the most recognizable, larger-than-life figures in combat sports, Tyson Fury is an indelible part of boxing and British pop culture. In the upcoming documentary TYSON FURY, audiences get a vulnerable, intimate look at Fury’s life beyond his public persona and in-ring accomplishments.
Premiering on Nov. 27, exactly two weeks before Fury’s bout with Anthony Joshua on Netflix, TYSON FURY traces the boxer’s journey from childhood to the height of his sport, exploring the experiences that shaped the man behind the fighter. Charting his meteoric rise, subsequent fall, and road to redemption, the documentary features never-before-seen archival footage and candid interviews with Tyson, his wife, and his father. The film goes into Fury’s loss of a child, complex family relationships,and struggles with mental health and addiction — it explores what it means to be a man.
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TYSON FURY premieres on Netflix Nov. 27.
The documentary includes interviews with Tyson Fury, along with exclusive access to his wife, Paris, and his father, John.
TYSON FURY is directed by Lucy Wilcox, who drew on remarkable access to Tyson and his family to reveal a more personal side of the heavyweight champion. The documentary is produced by Optomen, with George Waldrum serving as executive producer. Nick Hornby and Tina Flintoff are the creative directors.

Check out At Home with the Furys or revisit Fury’s April 11 fight, Fury vs. Makhmudov.
Fury vs. Joshua streams live on Netflix Dec. 11. Click here for additional info on the upcoming fight.












































