Business troubles: Tyson Fury’s real estate company set for liquidation

Former boxer Tyson Fury’s real estate company, GreenwayBalmoral Ltd, is set to be liquidated, reports The Sun. According to the outlet, the company was removed from the register last week through a compulsory strike-off.

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The move comes after the company, founded in January 2023, failed to submit any required documents. Fury had already received a warning and fine in December 2024, along with a notice that the business would be shut down within two months if no action was taken.

Despite this setback, Fury’s financial empire has continued to grow. A Mirror report from last year revealed that his business holdings increased by over 50% in the last fiscal year, now valued at approximately £80 million.

Meanwhile, speculation about Fury’s boxing future continues. Boxing Kingdom reports that he is considering a return to the ring, despite recently announcing his retirement. A comeback could potentially set up the long-anticipated showdown with Anthony Joshua.

Fury had initially declared the end of his boxing career after losing a rematch to Oleksandr Usyk in December 2024.