‘How we partied!’ Tyson Fury’s wife Paris shares throwback snap with The Gypsy King after his world heavyweight title in Las Vegas
She couldn’t contain her pride when he was crowned the World Heavyweight Champion last month.
And Tyson Fury’s wife Paris warmed fans’ hearts on Thursday by taking to Instagram to share a throwback snap from one of the greatest nights in boxing history.
The mother-of-five, 30, shared the snap with her husband, 31, after watching him beat Deontay Wilder in Las Vegas.
Supportive: Tyson Fury’s wife Paris, 30, warmed fans’ hearts on Thursday by sharing a throwback snap from the night the boxer, 31, was crowned World Heavyweight Champion
Paris displayed her typically glamorous sense of style in the post in a white sleeveless shirt and thigh-skimming black skirt.
The Gypsy King himself was clad in one his eclectic printed suits in the snap with his proud wife.
She captioned the snap: ‘What a great night that was @gypsyking101!
Only ‘2 TIME’ heavyweight champion of the world, to never be beat. Oh how we partied! [sic].
Poignant: The mother-of-five also shared another stylish snap as she looked back at how far her family had come since Tyson’s win
Paris then shared a video from that incredible evening that had been posted by Mark Wright, of Fury belting out the Don McLean hit American Pie.
Paris also shared another stylish snap as she reflected on Tyson’s incredible win, with the caption: ‘The only time you should ever look back, is to see how far you’ve come.’
Fury’s win sparked huge celebrations in the days following his win last month.
The Manchester-born fighter put on a private party at Las Vegas super-club Hakkasan having climbed back to the summit of heavyweight boxing.
Amazing: Tyson made history last month when he was crowned the World Heavyweight Champion alongside Deontay Wilder
Fury wasn’t done there and enjoyed drinks in the sun with friends and family, including half-brother Tommy and his girlfriend Molly-Mae Hague.
The boozy celebrations took place in an Irish pub just opposite the MGM Grand, the venue where Fury will be calling his second home.
Fury produced arguably the greatest victory for any English boxer abroad when he stopped Wilder with a devastating performance in Sin City.
Fury twice floored the American, who had done the same to him in their epic draw just 14 months prior.
Despite his victory still being fresh in the memory, boxing fans are already anticipating whether Wilder will get his rematch or if a mega-bout with Anthony Joshua is next.
The Bronze Bomber is likely to activate his rematch clause and set up a trilogy fight this summer, just days after being handed his first defeat by the Gypsy King.
Iconic: The Manchester-born boxer made history with the jaw-dropping win, which has gone down as one of the greatest moments in sport history