Tyson Fury and his wife Paris have 6 children. In particular, the child is Athena, born in 2021. The British boxer revealed in the autobiography of Gloves off that the youngest daughter Athena Fury was in the 'decade of birth'.
At that time, the media reported that Athena Fury had a heart stop for 3 minutes when he was born. This story has been more detailed by Tyson Fury in the recently released Gloves Off autobiography.
“I was hugging my daughter when the midwife stepped in and put it on the bed. After that, the emergency process was activated,” – Fury said. “I was very worried when the doctors surrounded my wife and my children. Athena was born before the due date and it had a heart problem. Its heart rate up to 300 beats per minute. If the doctor did not interfere, it would die.
Everyone around me was fear. Finally, the doctor gives the child a medicine, luckily it works and puts my child's heart rate to 140 beats per minute. When I was born, I also suffered from cardiac arrest 3 times for the same reason. The doctors saved my life and I was very grateful for that. ”
At that time, Tyson Fury was preparing for the third match against Deontay Wilder in early October 2021 in Las Vegas. As a result, Tyson Fury defeated Deontay Wilder with Knock Out in the 11th half, maintaining unbeaten circuit. He has 32 victories in 33 professional times. Fury's only draw was before Wilder itself in 2018.
“When the radio, I remembered my daughter and the way it fought to regain life. That gives me more motivation to confront Wilder,” – Fury shared in the autobiography.
Currently, Fury is preparing for the competition with Derek Chisora in early December this year at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. After that, he could be with Oleksandr Usyk for the match for heavy championships scheduled to be held in Saudi Arabia in March 2023.