direct to your inboxTyson Fury has escalated his row with the BBC over being nominated for Sport Personality of the Year.The world heavyweight champion has revealed he has asked his lawyers to help remove him from the awards shortlist. Earlier this month Tyson, 32, demanded the BBC take him off this year's list of contenders, and implored his supporters not to vote for him.
Tyson Fury opens up on battle with OCD which he says is so severe he adjusts strangers' ties
29.11.2020 - 01:09 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Boxing star Tyson Fury says his obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) is so severe it leads him to adjusting other people's ties. The Wythenshawe-born WBC heavyweight champion says the condition also sees him having to intervene if he sees something that is 'non-symmetrical.'And despite standing at 6ft 9in tall and being undefeated in the ring, the star dubbed the Gypsy King says he is waiting for the day he gets punched because of it.
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Lewis Hamilton, Tyson Fury and the truth surrounding BBC Sports Personality of the Year
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