TYSON FURY hired a scooter and sang with a busker as he enjoyed his trip out to Riga in Latvia.
The WBC heavyweight champion has travelled to the Baltic country to support his friend Hosea Burton who fights Ricards Bolotniks in the Golden Contract semi-finals.
But Fury was determined to take in the sights of the historic city of Riga, hiring a green scooter to get around.
He decided to stop to listen to a musician on the cobbled streets, and then joined in singing the Queen classic We Are The Champions along with some of his friends.
The 6ft 7ins boxer then bent down to put some money into the busker’s collection pot.
Earlier in the week Fury uploaded a clip to Instagram showing he is still preparing for the trilogy fight against Deontay Wilder.
That has been rumoured to be pencilled in for December, with a victory like to set up an undisputed clash against fellow Brit Anthony Joshua.
Fury showed off the explosive combination punching and left hooks that led him to victory against Wilder in a video.
In the clip, Fury, 32, drills his left hook, the shot that floored the Bronze Bomber in round five of their title fight in February.
He captioned the post: “Sharpening that steel daily, 10xleft hook, Call me Captain Hook.”
Wilder, 34, suffered the first loss of his career as he surrendered the WBC belt.
With fears fans will not be able to attend Stateside, overseas venues are now being considered.
Wilder has remained radio silent since being pulled out by his corner in round seven.
But behind closed doors he has been seeking the advice of heavyweight legend George Foreman as he attempts to get revenge on Fury.
After such a humbling and one-sided defeat, few have given the American hitter much chance of winning back the title.
