Tyson Fury plans to relocate to America after rematch with Wladimir Klitschko
Friday 29 April 2016 08:40, UK
Tyson Fury has vowed to relocate to America after his rematch with Wladimir Klitschko because he "is not accepted in Britain".
The 27-year-old will defend his WBA and WBO heavyweight titles against the Ukrainian in Manchester on July 9 and after that he is ready to pack his bags and head across the Atlantic to Los Angeles.
Fury, who is undefeated in 25 professional fights, believes he is treated like a "bum" in the United Kingdom and deserves better.
I am not accepted in this country because I am a gypsy. I will always be a gypsy and that will never change.
"I am not accepted in this country because I am a gypsy," Fury said. "I will always be a gypsy and that will never change. I am moving out of the country to America where champions are properly thought of.
"I made the decision last week to move to LA where people admire success and admire big talking I do. Why stay somewhere where people don't like what I do?
"The Americans like me because I am brash and back it up so this will be my last fight in the UK I think. Get past Wladimir and I am away.
"Any Brit that wants to make it in life has to go to America. The day I beat Steve Cunningham in New York [in 2013] was the day I knew I would be undisputed champion of the world because I knew if I make it there I will make it anywhere, like [Frank] Sinatra said."
