Inside Tyson Fury’s wild party with Liam Payne singing on stage as he dances with wife Paris after Wilder victory
TYSON FURY partied the night away in style after his stunning TKO win against Deontay Wilder in Las Vegas.
The Gypsy King delivered upon his promise to win by stoppage in his rematch against the usually fearsome Wilder.
But it was one-way traffic from the off as Fury kept well away from Wilder’s fearsome right hand and delivered a boxing masterclass at the MGM Grand.
The newly-crowned WBC heavyweight champ then walked a few minutes from the arena to Hakkasan Nightclub.
It can sometimes take up to two hours to get in at busy times – this will have undoubtedly been one of them.
Fury arrived wearing the emblazoned suit he wore for the post-fight presser, as well as the green tie he had nicked off WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman.
As former One Direction star Liam Payne sang on stage, Fury wrapped himself up in a Union Flag before dancing with his stunning wife Paris.
He then took the mic to entertain his hundreds of fans, including a rendition of the now classic boxing anthem Sweet Caroline.
Fury also sang ‘There Were Three Bronze Bombers In The Air’ to the tune of the controversial Ten German Bombers – a chant made by England football fans during their bitter rivalry with Germany.
But he swapped the lyrics to celebrate his win against American Wilder, who goes by the nickname the ‘Bronze Bomber’.
The 31-year-old condemned the original version of the song last June when a fan sang it at his press conference ahead of his fight against German Tom Schwarz.
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Also joining the heavyweight king was brother and Love Island star Tommy and Towie legend Mark Wright.
But there didn’t appear to be any sign of Conor McGregor, despite Fury inviting him out to get “smashed out of his f***ing face” after the fight.
The Brit was sent a bottle of McGregor’s Proper Twelve as a gift before the massive, and ultimately successful, rematch.