TYSON and Paris Fury ended their luxury French holiday with a cheap flight back to the UK.
The Furys enjoyed a swanky Cannes getaway a little less than a month after Tyson seemingly announced his retirement from boxing.
Tyson Fury and his family enjoyed a nice getaway in Cannes this week
The Fury’s stayed on a £18,000-a-night yacht
A personal chef was on board to cater to the family’s every need
The Furys had a whale of a time on the pricey vessel
But the family opted to take a budget airline flight back to Manchester instead of a private jet
Paris was on buggy duty as they made the Furys made their way through Nice airport
The family soaked up the sun on a beautiful yacht – which cost a whopping £18,000 per night.
But they didn’t splash out on a private jet for their trip home, instead opting to take a regular flight back to the UK from Nice.
Just hours after their final night on the luxurious yacht – which had a Jacuzzi, a glorious living room and a swanky dining room onboard – the Furys were spotted checking in for a Jet2 flight back to Old Blighty.
Tyson and Paris were helped with the kids by proud grandad John, who got several workouts in during the sunny break.
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Former unified heavyweight champ Tyson joined dad John on several runs – which they went on to offset the French alcohol they enjoyed.
And it likely won’t be too long before he’s back in the gym training – despite his apparent retirement.
Tyson teased the end of his storied career after his brutal sixth-round knockout of Dillian Whyte at Wembley last month.
But the Gypsy King has yet to confirm his retirement or vacate the prestigious WBC heavyweight title.
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The Mexican sanctioning body, however, won’t pressure the Brit to make a decision on his future for a whole YEAR.
WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman said: “We have one year to have the next mandatory fight.
“At this moment, we will wait for the decision of Tyson Fury and then we will either do a series of fights – a boxing tournament – going into a final elimination.
“But at this time we’re going to wait because we don’t know the specific circumstances.”
Fury, 33, has no intention of setting foot inside the ring again – despite a lucrative undisputed showdown with the winner of Anthony Joshua’s high-stakes rematch with Oleksandr Usyk being on the cards.
Tyson Fury teased retirement after his brutal sixth-round KO of Dillian Whyte
But AJ promoter Eddie Hearn is adamant the fan favourite’s fighting days are far from over.
He told iFL TV: “It’s very easy for Tyson to go back and go, ‘Look, I’m just gonna have some time now.
“‘Let me just think about what I’m going to do.
“‘I know I said that after the fight, but let me have some time.’ And they shouldn’t strip him, of course not.
“He doesn’t have to retire, he doesn’t have to give them a decision when his next fight is just yet. He’s just boxed.
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“So everything is done properly, but, of course, we all know he’s not retiring.
“So I expect to see him fight the winner of Joshua-Usyk in December.”
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