Tyson Fury hails "perfect" baby boy as he celebrates arrival of seventh child

Tyson Fury is celebrating the birth of his "perfect" seventh child after he and wife Paris announced the arrival of their baby boy.

The couple, who did not reveal the name of their new arrival, went public with their news through OK magazine. Their newborn boy joins siblings Venezuela, 14, Prince John James 10, Prince Tyson Fury II, five, Valencia Amber, four, Prince Adonis Amaziah, three, and one-year-old Athena.

The Furys recently released a documentary on Netflix in which they let the cameras into their personal lives while Tyson is preparing to return to the ring as he trains for his clash with former UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou.

Fury will take on the Cameroonian in Saudi Arabia on October 28 and insists he will have to be at his best, despite being a huge favourite to have his hand raised. “I have to take my hat off to Francis for his story, where he has come from, the fight, the grind and the determination to get to where he is. He was a young boy in Africa with a big dream and everybody at home probably laughed at him,” Fury explained.

“But I won’t laugh at anyone because I know man’s struggle. I come from a place where everything is possible. I may not be here today if things had gone differently so I never underestimate anybody. The media say he has no chance. I say if I go to the boozer and get in a brawl with a drunken guy, if he hits me, he may knock me out so how am I not going to prepare 100 per cent for an absolute killing machine who is trying to take my brains out? I will give Francis the respect he 100 per cent deserves.

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“I need to bring my A-game because there is more on the line than a boxing fight. If I lose to an MMA guy, I will never be able to show my face in public again and I will be ridiculed. People will chuck it at me forever. So, if the media want to take it as a joke or whatever, make no mistake I will come into this leaving zero stones unturned. I will come in at my fittest, strongest and at the best I have ever been. If I am not, if I get knocked out, I want people to laugh at me.”