Tyson Fury To Make Unexpected Sporting Return To Royal Ascot Tomorrow After Long Time Out Of Action

TYSON FURY will make his long-awaited return at Ascot tomorrow afternoon.

He won’t be throwing punches, however, he’ll be running in the 3.40.

RACINGFOTOS.COMTyson Fury is set to be back in action tomorrow[/caption]

Heavyweight champion Fury has had a horse, trained by Richard Spencer, named after him.

So when he runs tomorrow, he’ll be looking to emulate his namesake by overcoming adversity to seize glory.

Racehorse Tyson Fury has been largely out of action during the last 18 months.

He missed nearly all of 2022, only appearing at Lingfield in November.

Tyson Fury has raced once in 2023, and not since coming sixth out of sixth in Newcastle on January 12.

On that day, as reported by the Racing Post, he bled and tailed off.

Despite the tough times Tyson Fury has had to go through in recent times, he does have previous at Ascot.

As picked by SunSport, Tyson Fury triumphed in the 4.15 at Ascot on October 2, 2020.

GettyThe Gypsy King is unlikely to make an appearance at Ascot tomorrow[/caption]

While the Gypsy King himself is unlikely to make an appearance, the stars have been out at Ascot this week.

Among them was popular presenter Laura Woods.

The TV and radio favourite posted a series of snaps from her day at the races, writing: “Corrrrrr, Ascot was a bit alright.”

https://www.instagram.com/laurawoodsy/Laura Woods enjoyed her day at the races this week[/caption]

Tyson Fury to make unexpected sporting return to Royal Ascot tomorrow after long time out of action