The 27 year-old was due to face Klitschko on July 9 in Manchester but postponed the clash on Friday citing an ankle injury that happened whilst running in the Lake District earlier this month.
Fast forward 24 hours, and UK tabloid The Mirror accused Fury and his cousin Hughie of testing positive for anabolic steroids in 2015 – which was vehemently denied by all.
By that time, Fury had already begun his booze quest and been celebrating with Northern Ireland fans by singing ‘Will Grigg’s on Fire’ in a pub.
Hitting Nice on Sunday, Fury then partied with England fans and splashed out one thousand Euros on JagerBombs for a lucky group at a second boozer.
Tyson Fury has allegedly been videoed buying €1000 worth of Jagerbombs for #ENG fans in Nice..pic.twitter.com/ZgsmycJZ24
— Telegraph Football (@TeleFootball) June 26, 2016
There were Jagerbombs all round (hundreds of them) when boxer @Tyson_Fury joined #Eng fans for a party in Nicehttps://t.co/i64kJxTqDn
— PA Sport (@pasport) June 27, 2016
All in all, it’s been a full-on few days for the unified world heavyweight champion who has been given four months to prepare to face Klitschko again by promoter Mick Hennessy.
Team Fury statement re: Sunday Mirror allegation @Tyson_Fury @peterfury https://t.co/1k2kcBJsrr
— Hennessy Sports (@HennessySports) June 26, 2016
A statement from Hennessy and the Fury’s denying the doping allegations featured a snippet revealing the revised date for the contest, which is expected to take place at Manchester Arena in October.
