Tommy and John Fury Launch 10-Part Podcast on AI, Money and Modern Life

Q: With a new baby and podcast, is Tommy Fury's focus shifting away from his undefeated boxing career?

Tommy Fury’s focus appears to be broadening, but there is no clear sign he is stepping away from boxing. The evidence points to a boxer adding family and media commitments rather than abandoning his unbeaten career. Fury and Molly-Mae Hague have just welcomed their second child, Midas, and Fury has spoken openly about parenting, including strict limits on daughter Bambi’s screen time. At the same time, he has launched the BBC video podcast *What The Fury?!* with his father, John Fury, a project built around family banter and debates about modern life rather than sport alone. That said, his boxing activity has not stopped. Recent reporting says he remains undefeated and has just taken part in an exhibition win over Eddie Hall, a bout that did not affect his professional record. That is important: an exhibition suggests a temporary detour into entertainment rather than a decisive move away from competitive boxing. Separate reporting also says Fury still sees becoming a world champion as a major goal and ties his earning power directly to providing for his family. What has changed is the balance of his public life. Fury is now operating as a boxer, influencer, father of two and broadcaster at once. The new baby and podcast will inevitably take time and attention, and the exhibition route is less career-defining than a conventional professional fight. But based on the available facts, this looks more like diversification than a retreat from boxing.

3 articles · Updated · bbc.co.uk · Jul 15

BBC released "What the Fury?!" on July 14, a 10-episode video podcast pairing Tommy Fury and his father John in face-to-face debates over modern life.
The series is built around their generational split: Tommy embraces self-care, social media and new tech, while 60-year-old John takes an old-school line and says technology has "ruined everything."
Each episode tackles one theme — including gadgets, relationships, food, AI, holidays, masculinity, homes, kids, money and entertainment — and ends with a verdict on whose view wins out.
Tommy said the discussions brought unusually open exchanges, including parenting and screen time, while John said the format taught him new things about both modern life and his son.
The show expands Tommy Fury's BBC work beyond boxing, streaming on BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport YouTube and available as audio on BBC Sounds.