Tyson Fury is all smiles as Gypsy King gets behind brother Tommy after announcing his next fight
Youngest Fury brother won his second professional bout with the Gypsy King supporting him from the ringside
TYSON FURY was in high spirits as he watched his younger brother Tommy beat fellow Brit Callum Ide in Leicester on Saturday.
Light-heavyweight Tommy, 19, knocked Ide out just one minute and 34 seconds into the fight at the Morningside Arena in Leicester.
The youngest among Fury brothers sent his rival into the canvas with a nasty body shot to see his record move to 2-0.
Having signed a deal with Frank Warren, Tommy made his professional debut in December last year on the undercard of Josh Warrington's world title defence against Carl Frampton.
And Tyson was delighted to watch his brother's victory as he supported him from the ringside with a broad smile on his face.
It has emerged the Gypsy King is set to face German Tom Schwarz in Las Vegas in his first fight after signing an £80million deal with ESPN.
Therefore, the long-awaited rematch with WBC champ Deontay Wilder has been delayed - although the two could still stand in opposite corners in February next year.
The Bronze Bomber will face Dominic Breazeale instead at the Barclays Center in New York on May 18.
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But Anthony Joshua's promoter Eddie Hearn has slammed Fury for taking on the unknown German, saying his choice of opponent is disappointing.
He said: "It’s a terrible fight when you’re going from rematching Deontay Wilder then fighting Tom Schwarz.
"But I have to admire Tyson Fury, if he can get paid the kind of money he’s reportedly getting paid to fight Tom Schwarz - congratulations."
