John Fury shows off 3st weight loss as he delivers Easter Eggs to son Tyson as he prepares for bare-knuckle – The Sun

JOHN FURY showed off his three stone weight loss as he delivered Easter eggs to son Tyson and his family.

The 55-year-old claimed his fight against former bodybuilder Micky Theo is set to go ahead in front of 10,000 fans.

Former professional boxer John looked fighting fit as he pulled up in Tyson's first-ever car.

He was all smiles as he hopped out of the classic red Mercedes-Benz armed with chocolate for his grandchildren.

As he chatted to son Tyson, John claimed he will face rival Theo in a bare-knuckle brawl in front of a packed crowd.

The self-confessed 'hardest man in Britain' said: "I'll leave the boxing gloves to my world champion son.

"I'm fighting him bare fist 'Gypsy style' in an arena that holds 10,000."

John, who stands at 6ft 3in tall, revealed he has already lost three stone ahead of the bout.

After the 55-year-old offered to fight UFC chief Dana White, he was called out by former bodybuilder Theo.

John accepted the challenge without hesitation as he vowed to knock his rival's "false teeth" out.

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He has revealed he plans to spar with heavyweight champion son Tyson before he steps in the ring with Theo.

But he's no stranger to fighting as he fought 13 times as a professional boxer in the 1980s and 90s with a record of 8-4-1 at heavyweight.

And he served four years of an 11-year sentence for gauging a man's eye out in a sickening attack at a car auction.