Tommy Fury has addressed the speculation surrounding his relationship with Molly-Hae Hague during an event before Anthony Joshua’s fight against Daniel Dubois.
Fury split with Hague in August, with both celebrities giving their take on the decision on social media videos. The couple met on the 2019 series of Love Island, got engaged in 2023 and welcomed their daughter Bambi early last year.
Both have spoken about the emotional split, but there have been reports they could be trying to rekindle their relationship. Boxer Fury is currently working hard to get back fit after a hand injury but took time out of his regime to attend Joshua’s heavyweight clash with fellow Brit Dubois at Wembley Stadium on Saturday evening.
Before the much-anticipated bout, he was on stage at Box Park Wembley for a Q&A session and the first question touched on his personal life. Asked what’s been happening, Fury replied: “Quite a lot to be honest… A lot’s been happening, some good some bad, but media’s going to be the media at the end of the day.
“But let’s talk some boxing. I’m excited to be at Wembley and I think it’s going to be a great night of boxing. I’m looking forward to every single fight on the card and I think there’s going to be some explosive fights going on.”
The 25-year-old said he wanted to get back into the ring in December and was targeting five or six bouts per year. “I’m a fighter at the end of the day,” he said. “All the other stuff on the side is stuff I’ve picked up through life but I’ve spent my whole entire life being a fighter so that’s what I want to do and get back to.”
Asked who he wants to fight, he replied: “Anybody! The obvious ones are out there that everybody knows. I do want to fight a proper fighter – I don’t want to mess around with all these idiots. I want to get back in the ring and perfect the craft properly and get some more fights going.”
In a video entitled “Come On A Day In My Life”, Fury recently opened up on his daily routine. “Apart from spending time with Bambi and my family it’s like, I’m literally so regimented,” he said.
“And I feel like in this job that’s what you’ve got to be. You’ve kind of just got to live in a hole and all I do is train, eat and sleep. I always want to get the best out of my session so therefore I need to make sure my recovery is as good as it can be.”