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TOMMY FURY made an impressive comeback to the ring on Friday night, yet it was the show hosts and musical performances during the breaks that really captivated the crowd.
At 26, Fury secured a dominant win against Bosnian Kenan Hanjalic in their six-round match held in Budapest.
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The event showcased a variety of musical acts and a techno DJ set reminiscent of a vibrant Ibiza nightclub.
Two Hungarian hosts guided the event at the MTK Arena.
Viewers at home were particularly impressed by the duo.
One boxing fan commented: “The presenters of the Tommy Fury Budapest card are definitely a reason to tune in.”
Another added alongside a photo of the hosts: “Totally worth it, right?”
The musical performances sparked a lively discussion among fans watching on DAZN.
One joked: “I can’t express how thrilled I was to get a pop star’s musical interlude on this Tommy Fury boxing show in Hungary.”
Another commented: “Some odd production choices and about 3 or 4 music acts, this event is so surreal lol.”
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Moreover, Fury expressed his heartfelt thanks during the post-fight interview, specifically mentioning his girlfriend Molly-Mae Hague and their daughter Bambi.
He shared: “I want to thank the Lord Saviour Jesus Christ for this victory; without him, none of this would be possible.
I’d like to send my love to my beautiful daughter, Bambi, at home, and my sweetheart, Molly. She’ll always be mine forever.
I dedicate this win to my mother and father, as without them, I wouldn’t be here.
The reason I stand here today is because of my mom and dad. I love them until the day I die, and I owe them everything.”
The former Love Island contestant also opened up about his battles with depression and alcoholism.
“I’ve faced a lot in the last two years,” he revealed. “I’ve dealt with things that can truly break a man down.
I was drinking heavily, and I lost my family for a while.
But I’ve turned my life around; I’ve gone from feeling low to being on top of the world again.”
