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Published 17:32 1 Dec 2018 GMT

In the build-up to Saturday's clash, Fury vowed to donate his entire purse to efforts to help homeless people and revealed that he didn't plan to hand over his fortune to his kids.
"They think I’ve just come here to pick up a few quid," Fury said. "But I couldn’t care less about the money. I don’t have much use for it.
"I’m planning to give it all away to the poor and for building houses for the homeless. I will probably wind up like all the other boxers down the years. Skint."Explore more on these topics:
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