The results were shocking when the “2.06 tall monster” Tyson Fury was chosen by women with the highest number of votes. Even the famous and charming superstar Cris Ronaldo only ranked… a modest 5th place, and his on-field rival Lionel Messi even ranked 9th, just above MMA fighter Connor McGregor in the Top ten.

Tyson Fury defeated both Ronaldo and Anthony Joshua to become

The face chosen number 2 is another British boxer, Anthony Joshua. This 34-year-old boxer with a height of up to 1.98m and a toned, muscular body like a statue is understandably voted highly. But Fury’s case did create a big surprise.

In addition to the oversized height of 2.06m, Tyson Fury’s bloated body, little muscle and no abs, if not “like an obese person”, is difficult to impress.

In the past, Fury had a “loose” period and his weight jumped to nearly… 180 kg in 2017-2018.

Tyson Fury used to be obese up to nearly 1.8 kg 5-6 years ago

The last time he fought in the ring with Francis Ngannou on October 28, Fury also had to lose weight quickly so that when he entered the ring, even though he had lost a lot of weight, he still weighed 126 kg.

After that match, in an interview, Tyson Fury also bluntly stated that he “doesn’t care about training to have a six-pack abs or a body with many strong muscles”.

Obviously, Tyson Fury is very proud of his body. The proof is that after topping the “Sexiest Male Athlete” race, this boxer jokingly told his wife that “I was very lucky to marry the 𝑠e𝑥iest male athlete in the world”.

Even though he has lost nearly 20 kg, Tyson Fury still looks “fat” and even more “distorted” when standing next to the muscular Ngannou.

However, putting aside the above award, to focus on the classic heavyweight title unification match with Oleksandr Usyk early next year in Saudi Arabia, Tyson Fury will definitely have to seriously train to maintain his body.

Previously, Usyk’s promoter, Krassyuk, stated that “there is still concern that the Usyk – Fury match will fall apart if the British boxer does not seriously train to ensure the appropriate weight for the fight.” “.