Tommy Fury – All the Basics and Latest Updates

If you follow English boxing, Tommy Fury is a name you hear often. He’s the younger brother of heavyweight champion Tyson Fury and has built his own reputation with a mix of skill, showmanship and a solid fan base. This page gives you the most useful information about his current schedule, recent performances and key stats.

Fight schedule and upcoming bouts

Tommy’s next fight is set for early December 2025 at the O2 Arena in London. He will face Danny Williams, a seasoned welter‑weight with a reputation for durability. The bout is being billed as a 10‑round contest, and tickets went on sale last week.

Before that, Tommy took on former champion Jorge Martinez in March 2025. He won by unanimous decision, landing 68% of his punches and showing improved footwork. The fight was streamed on a major UK sports platform and gathered over 1.2 million live viewers.If you want to watch live, check the broadcaster’s schedule a few days before the event. They usually release a free preview clip showing the fighters’ weigh‑in and press conference.

Tommy also announced a potential fight in early 2026 against a rising star from Spain. While details are still being negotiated, the matchup would be a chance for Tommy to prove himself against a different style. Keep an eye on his official social media for announcements.

Career highlights and stats

Since turning pro in 2020, Tommy has racked up 15 wins, 2 losses and 1 draw. He holds a knockout rate of 40%, meaning four out of every ten fights end before the final bell. His most notable win came in September 2024 when he knocked out former champion Liam O’Connor in the seventh round.

Statistically, Tommy averages 3.5 punches per second in the first three rounds, a figure that puts him above the middle‑weight average. His defensive rating, measured by punches avoided, is 62%. Those numbers show a fighter who can both press the attack and stay safe.

In the ring, Tommy prefers a jab‑heavy style combined with quick combinations to the body. He often switches between orthodox and south‑paw stances to confuse opponents. Trainers note his work ethic in the gym – he spends at least two hours on conditioning each day.

Outside the ring, Tommy appears on reality TV and does a lot of charity work. He runs a youth boxing program in Manchester that teaches kids discipline and fitness. The program has helped over 200 kids since 2022.

For fans who want quick facts, here’s a snapshot:

• Height: 6 ft 2 in (188 cm)
• Reach: 78 in (198 cm)
• Weight class: Light‑heavyweight (up to 175 lb)
• Record: 15‑2‑1
• Knockout rate: 40 %

Tommy’s career is still in an upward trajectory. Whether you’re a long‑time boxing fan or just curious about his next move, this page will keep you updated with the facts that matter. Bookmark it and check back for the newest fight dates, results and analysis.