imagine sitting on a stage in front of hundreds of audience members and camera's etc talking about how you almost committed suicide etc.. incredible courage.
He nailed it when he said. "Once you've got mental health problems, they never go away. You just learn to manage them." I dont' think you ever get to that point where you're like "Oh yeh I'm better now" You just learn to figure out what helps you get through the hour, day, week, month, year. A good thing to remember is that any kind of mental health issue comes on a spectrum. What might seem like a challenge for some, may seem like a nightmare for someone else. What might seem like something you'd just cope with, can be unbearable for someone else.
I agree Patrick, although my problem with mental health is... Why would you want to get through that hour, day, week etc. Life's hard enough, why would anyone wamt to feel so I'll all the time.
@@elliotwatson3964 I don't think you have much choice it never goes away. Therefore you learn to find ways to cope with it to help . Sure anyone with it would love to not have to go through it. Unfortunately it never goes away , and if you dont find ways to cope you will not feel good.
You need to have things that take it away for a little while, his is training, mine is playing poker. If you just sat there feeling suicidal all day every day then it probably isn't worth it.
Man you don’t get a lot of people talking about suicide non the less how there gonna do it. The amount of courage to do that. You have my full respect Tyson Fury
I’ve been at rock bottom. If I had the confidence to jump off that bridge i would’ve done it. Lucky I didn’t have the confidence because there’s always a way out of those low times
The Cook and also killing yourself is not gonna make things any better, it’s only gonna destroy other people’s lives like your parents and loved ones. It’s sort of selfish in a way.
Joint Lucas you don’t know the feeling of feeling like suicide is the only way out do you. Of course it’s cowardly and selfish but that didn’t matter to me that’s what depression does
@@aos5929 if you don't care why even comment and waste your time? 🤔 I'm guessing you just feel tough behind a screen anonymously, no need to be rude and hypocritical kiddo Enjoy your weekend
Jamie McCarthy watch the face to face with Wladimir 2 and still believe its all fake, someone wouldnt put on all that weight and talk like that if they weren’t depressed
@Jamie McCarthy yeah yeah just don't forget to cry again when your idol, that fake fuck who was never the real champ gets knocked the fuck out again 3 weeks from now 😂not even that big a fan of fury but you aj fangirls who go out of your way to hate him are just pathetic
@Jamie McCarthy previous eras?😂 One of those sad fucks who lives in the past eh? 🤣 Those bums of previous years themselves have said that competition and skill levels progresses as time moves on, wlad being as dominant as he was and fury beating him is proof of that. You're the one who's obviously crying😂
He did have the nandrolone case, he got depressed no doubt the man suffers some form of mental illness, self inflicted or born with it, either way gotta respect a man of his stature spreading the word on mental health, and if he can help a few our fellow brothers and men, power to him.
Imagine one of the toughest dudes alive and he's such a nice, sensitive guy. Just nice to see that proof that you don't have to be a mean asshole to be tough.
I love how you can actually see how genuinely interested and empathatic Russel is and how Fury is so emotionally open and not putting up a tough guy act. Both are absolut legends in their fields
Talking about his struggles really hits home for me. I didn't know much about Tyson Fury before but damn he seems like a man to really look up to not just for his achievements but for talking about his lowest times, his emotions and how he lets himself be vulnerable. What a man
I used to think this geezer was a nobhead until I watched this video. Moral: Don't listen/watch/read mainstream/social media. Best thing I did was gave that all up years ago. Big up Tyson Fury! 💕
True. When he spoke about his problems, it made me like him even more. It's like finally, a celebrity can speak up for the actual people that suffer from it and raise the awareness of it. Not just that but other addictions too which people suffer from.
I know never judge a book by it's cover. But this guy just seems like a genuinely nice human being, he has a kind demeanor. I wish you well Tyson Fury, greetings from Kenya.
I love that Tyson is getting the respect & love he deserves now. Proper good guy with a big heart & one of the best heavyweights in boxing history EVER!!! Get up there my boy
He's not one of the best heavyweights ever settle down. You clearly haven't watched a lot of boxing if you think that. He's also a drug cheat and lied about giving a purse for a fight of his to charity. Not a great man.
Tyson fury takes a lot of stick. But for me he is an absolute legend that boxing needed. Not only is he English n gifted boxer but such a honest common man that has out boxed the best in the world. He is legend cuz he’s from gypsie fightin fanily with a massive heart love him best boxer to come out of Britain n world
Seeing a guy like Tyson be honest about he feels, means so much. The consensus has always been; tough man, tough mentality. There is hope for you -- please talk to someone. Talk to me. I need to talk to someone. You need to. I'm here.
What do you want to talk about man? You suffering from mental health issues? That's not a joke,as you just asked I decided to reply because like you I believe ppl like me who do suffer from said must speak honestly,and esp to others in the same boat,maybe talking here may help someone we do not know,and that would be really nice,it's needed,and Tyson has lead the way for men who are told there whole life's explicitly,and in many unspoken ways it is weak to show emotion,weakness to cry etc,this must change because I know lots are suffering in silence,or worse spoke of it to be shot down,and made to feel even more hopeless.
Absolute brilliant man. So honest and upfront. I've not read many books in my life but I'm buying his book. If a song about sausage rolls can be number one Tyson and robbie can. It's all bants though.
What a struggle this man is an amazing role model to himself, his family and everyone around him. Every road to recovery starts at the breakdown, mad respect for Tyson fury!
Genuinely such a nice, fun dude. I had the pleasure of meeting him once and never once was I scared or think he was going to kick off. He showed enormous respect and I didn't want to stop talking to him. I'll forever respect you for your kindness Tyson and I wish you the best of luck.
Having suffered from Depression, on and off, for the last 30 years, so I can totally understand what Tyson was talking about... I've been there, and I've bounced back, more than once, and I'm sure that I will be there and bounce back again, on and off, for the rest of my life, because, like a lot of things, there is no 'cure' for depression, but there ARE things that I can do, to stave it off, and guard against it, as best I can, and, over time, I've come to know my mind very well, and I've learned how to monitor it, so that a lot of the time, I can help myself. But it has taken me 30 years, to get to this stage, and so I say, to all of those people, who aren't at my stage. PLEASE, I know that its hard sometimes, to admit that something isn't right, and that you are NOT 'O.K.', but trust me, help is out there, and how you are thinking and feeling at the moment, isn't the real you. Its just a stupid chemical imbalance in your brain, that is effecting you, and you DONT deserve to feel the way that you do, so please, take courage, dig deep, because YOU are STRONGER than Depression, and you CAN fight back, and seek help, because help is literally a Doctor's visit away, and there is no shame in being ill, and getting the medicine that you need, to feel better. People with illnesses do it every day, so why not you ? =)
@@gordonfagan9329 I did away with anti-depressants. I now take CBD for pain. Listen to me. You are depressed because you are not receiving any sunlight. Look into Geo-Engineering. Read this book = Chemtrails, HAARP and the Full Spectrum Dominance of Planet Earth by Elana Freeland x.
Because he's fake.. Says one thing one minute then the opposite the next.. You from UK?? He literally told you to fuck yourself 2 days ago. Fu k all uk fans.. You turned your back on him and he's done with you.. Hell never fight here again.. You mean nothing to him.. His words
Chris James none of us are perfect? Be honest man the average man contradicts himself everyday it’s only because the spotlights on him that we see this.... I really hope you and the rest of his haters give him a break he’s not a bad guy
@@michaelbarrow4098 the burden of proof is on him. He said he'd be giving away millions and he didn't do it. I mean he would confirm he'd have done it seeing as he said he'd do it before the fight with Wilder. Are you that stupid?
He's right what he's saying.No matter how life gets you down and how bad your mental health gets there are people to talk to.Im a sufferer and will never give up.Nice to see he's fighting it and winning.
It is so refreshing to hear Tyson speak so candidly about depression and suicide. I've had depression for 35 years and have always felt I had to conceal it, often frightened of losing friends and at times jobs. I like to be open about depression and suicidal ideation, but it's not always possible even among people you thought would be understanding such as at my previous place of work (NHS). I now live in New Zealand and find it more socially acceptable to be open about mental health.
What an amazing human being. Tyson being one of the best boxers and stereotyped as a hard man. And hes able to open up about so much hard stuff really speaks to me. Guys girls anyone suffering no matter how people see you, you can open up and be looked at as a total equal
Love the quality of this content I think I’ve watched this about 3 times and still feels like I’m watching it for the first. Russell Howard deserves an order of chivalry for entertainment
Great to see Tyson outside of a boxing context. His confidence and charisma is there as ever, but his intelligence really shines here too. Great interview
Depression is truly overwhelming, horrific and terrifying. I can 100% understand why some people just don't make it. Thinking of everyone suffering, hope we can all get through it 🤗🙏
This is why I love Tyson and Mike Tyson. Both giants not afraid to speak on a subject and cry. Shows you it means more than being strong and bad to be a man
Love the bloke! Breaking down barriers and stereotypes and good on you Russell for the empathetic way you handled it. Not just a comedian, at true humanitarian and all round decent man. Both of you have given so many, so much in this interview ❤️
It's real shit when you come out and let people know about your mental health and not a single person even pretends to care. Not a single friend or family. People like Tyson give losers like me hope. Very grateful for this champ.
I liked him before the breakdown. I like him even more now. I've watched every interview since the mac has been back and I've never been so happy for someone I dont know. Stay happy!
Couldn’t care less about boxing but what an amazing and compassionate man. Didn’t think I’d ever read his autobiography but I might just have to give it a buy
Tyson Fury is far and away my favourite public figure right now. A working-class boy done good, who’s eloquent and thoughtful and a genuine maverick. He fights like no one else, talks like no one else, emotes like no one else, is genuinely respectful and positive... and supremely brilliant at what he does. What’s not to like?
As someone who lived with suicidal thoughts and actions for the last 7 years hearing this man talk is inspired !!! I got better too. I was at the deepest darkest place a man can be and I’m sat here today 8 months without a single panic attack or depressive episode !!! I’m cured for now. I may end up back there but I’m not afraid to go there as I know how to get out it. And the knowing I’m not afraid of it is probably why it’s not happened again so far. I know how to best it. It doesn’t control me or own me. This guy is a legend and good for him for showing people that it can get better !!!
Seeing Tyson Fury sitting there and admitting to depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts is so inspirational. Makes you realise that sometimes even people who appear to be as strong as Tyson are human and you don't know what they feel inside. Hopefully this reaches the right people and helps others make it another day even if they are struggling and can't see how they can go on. Tyson is a real inspiration to everyone, even people who don't follow boxing can learn from this man.
Probably, how many times he's broke his hands fighting, it gets to the point were they can't be repaired, I've broke my right hand only twice and my middle 2 fingers are pointing in the opposite direction from each other
What a wonderfully, effortlessly, charismatic and funny bloke. Not only is he a fantastic boxer but he really is a great guy and a national treasure. Go on the Gypsy King.
Tyson Fury is quite literally one of the most shocking turnarounds of recent times. Back in the day he had the attitude problem that Conor MacGregor traded off, but the difference was MacGregor had the ability and drive to offset it. But then Fury somehow totally rehabilitated his image, turned himself into not only a cautionary tale but a role model and became one of the best heavyweight boxers of all time.
Femmy Hoekstra might happen once the series is over, I’m in the U.K. and the clips he posts from the episodes once they are all out are pretty much the whole show, so you aren’t really missing out if you want to watch it like that.
I feel you, I was just coming to look for the whole hour and it's not here and the first episode is gone😭😭 I have no other way to watch it in the US, and I love me some Russ
imagine sitting on a stage in front of hundreds of audience members and camera's etc talking about how you almost committed suicide etc.. incredible courage.
@Rob Roy pipe it you keyboard warrior.
I actually think when you've been through it talking about it is actually quite easy and is often harder for the listener.
Not courage at all. I can talk about my shit without any strength needed. It's how we are.
@Rob Roy Look, if you're struggling yourself, you don't need to lash out. It's ok. We all go through it, mate.
And being ready to sing. Quick witted. On live tv. He’s an impressive man no doubt.
Tyson Fury: a man who could knock you out and turn up at hospital to visit you with presents and get well cards
Your comment deserves more likes mate, class.
Mate, I love Tyson but he couldn't knock out a wank.
Hospital!? Morgue more likely.
@@sugarray6250 Huh, really?
@@sugarray6250 you talk shit mate
Anyone here after he took the dub from Wilder!
Yuh.
Duble u bc?
@@richtexas4431 "Dub" is another slang term for "W" which as we both know means win.
Yea
Number 2 boxer
He nailed it when he said.
"Once you've got mental health problems, they never go away. You just learn to manage them."
I dont' think you ever get to that point where you're like "Oh yeh I'm better now" You just learn to figure out what helps you get through the hour, day, week, month, year. A good thing to remember is that any kind of mental health issue comes on a spectrum. What might seem like a challenge for some, may seem like a nightmare for someone else. What might seem like something you'd just cope with, can be unbearable for someone else.
Well shit thats me screwed
Absolutely, but luckily with the right guidance you get better at it. To be fair after 35 years of depression I'm still on a learning curve.
I agree Patrick, although my problem with mental health is...
Why would you want to get through that hour, day, week etc. Life's hard enough, why would anyone wamt to feel so I'll all the time.
@@elliotwatson3964 I don't think you have much choice it never goes away. Therefore you learn to find ways to cope with it to help . Sure anyone with it would love to not have to go through it. Unfortunately it never goes away , and if you dont find ways to cope you will not feel good.
You need to have things that take it away for a little while, his is training, mine is playing poker. If you just sat there feeling suicidal all day every day then it probably isn't worth it.
Man you don’t get a lot of people talking about suicide non the less how there gonna do it. The amount of courage to do that. You have my full respect Tyson Fury
I’ve been at rock bottom. If I had the confidence to jump off that bridge i would’ve done it. Lucky I didn’t have the confidence because there’s always a way out of those low times
The Cook and also killing yourself is not gonna make things any better, it’s only gonna destroy other people’s lives like your parents and loved ones. It’s sort of selfish in a way.
@@aaronmills4238 i agree, 100% cowardly and just selfish.
Aaron Mills that person doesn’t care, that’s the problem
Joint Lucas you don’t know the feeling of feeling like suicide is the only way out do you. Of course it’s cowardly and selfish but that didn’t matter to me that’s what depression does
The physical strength this man has pales in insignificance compared to his mental strength. What an amazing human being
Superb summary
I'm not a fan of boxing I prefer MMA but I'm a huge fan of Tyson. He's one of the realest, humblest celebs out there
You know
Thaw No one gives a shit what you prefer.
@@Steve-sq4rj im not fan a of mumble rap prefer I lyrical shit but Im fan a of huge Tyson
@@aos5929 if you don't care why even comment and waste your time? 🤔
I'm guessing you just feel tough behind a screen anonymously, no need to be rude and hypocritical kiddo
Enjoy your weekend
MMA kinda ironic considering your name 🤣
The sauna fight with vlad was harder for fury that the actual fight
'I was prepared to die in that sauna'
Fury got point deductions aswell 🤣
PlainwhiteT it sounds cool but have no clue if he’s telling the truth
‘I’m the sauna king now’
@@randomchampion4842 He's been saying it for years mate, he hasn't just made it up on the spot. Definitely true
This is why I love Tyson he’s always so humble and not afraid to show his emotions
Jamie McCarthy watch the face to face with Wladimir 2 and still believe its all fake, someone wouldnt put on all that weight and talk like that if they weren’t depressed
@kerser south west STFU aj fangirls
He isn't humble and he's a drug cheat.
@Jamie McCarthy yeah yeah just don't forget to cry again when your idol, that fake fuck who was never the real champ gets knocked the fuck out again 3 weeks from now 😂not even that big a fan of fury but you aj fangirls who go out of your way to hate him are just pathetic
@Jamie McCarthy previous eras?😂 One of those sad fucks who lives in the past eh? 🤣 Those bums of previous years themselves have said that competition and skill levels progresses as time moves on, wlad being as dominant as he was and fury beating him is proof of that. You're the one who's obviously crying😂
Such an intelligent, thoughtful and articulate man. Whoever helped him to work on his depression deserves a lot of credit.
Tony Middlehurst Frank warren cross Simon Mann is that you???
Pure class. He never gets tired of talking about mental health, he never says no he just wants to spread the knowledge
@Ghost I don't think you're a very smart human
@Ghost are you aware that's not how mental health works?
@Ghost you're a very stupid and delusional person, but you gave me a good laugh so thanks mate 👍😂
Ghost you're 100% right man, cheated got banned, oh and not to mention he lied about giving his purse to charity, facts are Tyson fury is a con man
He did have the nandrolone case, he got depressed no doubt the man suffers some form of mental illness, self inflicted or born with it, either way gotta respect a man of his stature spreading the word on mental health, and if he can help a few our fellow brothers and men, power to him.
Tyson Fury is the absolute physical definition of “Real men CAN cry.” and I fucking love that.
This convinced me to reach out for therapy. Thanks Tyson!
It’s been 10 months since you commented this, I really do help these 10 months have been great for you 👍 be safe
Hope you’re okay a year on 💖
It was Chester Bennington for me
Hope you're doing well
Imagine one of the toughest dudes alive and he's such a nice, sensitive guy. Just nice to see that proof that you don't have to be a mean asshole to be tough.
Sinneric
If you’re really tough you don’t need to shout about it.. not that I’d know. I’m an absolute pussy, I’ve just heard that.
I must say, what a nice man... and I pray for him to live the rest of his life happy and full of hope.
Tyson Fury he’s such an everyday bloke and the guy can box.
Can he box?
Best boxer on the planet right now.
jimboslice613 lol
Understatement there. He's leaps beyond any other boxer in the division
He's a legend, thank you Fury for talking about depression and giving it light with your popularity.
You should lift bruh
@@mrakhan9516 Already do, it helps a lot.
Thank you for the advice.
What an actual inspiration. Really shows that fame and money doesnt buy happiness. Bless them.
What a wonderful human being. Every person in this world has a purpose. Me, you, him, and the rest.
He’s actually so likeable ❤️ I love him
You are so likeable!.
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I love how you can actually see how genuinely interested and empathatic Russel is and how Fury is so emotionally open and not putting up a tough guy act. Both are absolut legends in their fields
Talking about his struggles really hits home for me. I didn't know much about Tyson Fury before but damn he seems like a man to really look up to not just for his achievements but for talking about his lowest times, his emotions and how he lets himself be vulnerable. What a man
Glad he's showing us that he's the real nice guy that I knew he was .....very likeable and a great boxer .
I used to think this geezer was a nobhead until I watched this video.
Moral: Don't listen/watch/read mainstream/social media. Best thing I did was gave that all up years ago. Big up Tyson Fury! 💕
He WAS a nobhead though, and he'd be the first to admit it. The man he has become is nothing like the guy he was before.
That would be the Guardian and the Idependent who ran a two year smear campaign...
I have so much respect for Tyson the way he talks openly about his mental health
True. When he spoke about his problems, it made me like him even more. It's like finally, a celebrity can speak up for the actual people that suffer from it and raise the awareness of it. Not just that but other addictions too which people suffer from.
Russell Howard is actually a really good interviewer
I know never judge a book by it's cover. But this guy just seems like a genuinely nice human being, he has a kind demeanor. I wish you well Tyson Fury, greetings from Kenya.
Tyson is such an interesting character, I'm liking him more and more each day!
Brilliant interview props to Russell for letting him tell his story 👏🏻
Tyson fury, what an absolute legend hope nothing but the best for him
I love that Tyson is getting the respect & love he deserves now. Proper good guy with a big heart & one of the best heavyweights in boxing history EVER!!! Get up there my boy
He's not one of the best heavyweights ever settle down. You clearly haven't watched a lot of boxing if you think that. He's also a drug cheat and lied about giving a purse for a fight of his to charity. Not a great man.
@van mannison no most boxers aren't, just a few that can manage to get away with it.
Tyson fury takes a lot of stick. But for me he is an absolute legend that boxing needed. Not only is he English n gifted boxer but such a honest common man that has out boxed the best in the world. He is legend cuz he’s from gypsie fightin fanily with a massive heart love him best boxer to come out of Britain n world
Ben Belford 100% agree. He’s the most interesting fighter since Ali in my opinion.
@@hutchmusician😂😂
I was lucky enough to be in the audience for this. Was a pleasure being able to see Tyson Fury.
I wAS SO lUCky
:D D: Bless ya, internet trolling on Christmas Day. I feel for ya.
:D
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@@Jay-vt4uv stop arguing like a pair of bum bandit's 😂
This guy is amazing. Fantastic role model for other men struggling with these issues
Seeing a guy like Tyson be honest about he feels, means so much. The consensus has always been; tough man, tough mentality. There is hope for you -- please talk to someone. Talk to me. I need to talk to someone. You need to. I'm here.
What do you want to talk about man?
You suffering from mental health issues?
That's not a joke,as you just asked I decided to reply because like you I believe ppl like me who do suffer from said must speak honestly,and esp to others in the same boat,maybe talking here may help someone we do not know,and that would be really nice,it's needed,and Tyson has lead the way for men who are told there whole life's explicitly,and in many unspoken ways it is weak to show emotion,weakness to cry etc,this must change because I know lots are suffering in silence,or worse spoke of it to be shot down,and made to feel even more hopeless.
Hey, feel free to message me if you need to talk to someone.
Absolute brilliant man. So honest and upfront. I've not read many books in my life but I'm buying his book. If a song about sausage rolls can be number one Tyson and robbie can. It's all bants though.
What a struggle this man is an amazing role model to himself, his family and everyone around him. Every road to recovery starts at the breakdown, mad respect for Tyson fury!
Tyson is a spectacular example of a perfect man. In body and mind. A champion
Congratulations on regaining your World Heavyweight title in Vegas last week, Tyson. We're with you every step of the way, mate.
Genuinely such a nice, fun dude. I had the pleasure of meeting him once and never once was I scared or think he was going to kick off. He showed enormous respect and I didn't want to stop talking to him. I'll forever respect you for your kindness Tyson and I wish you the best of luck.
Having suffered from Depression, on and off, for the last 30 years, so I can totally understand what Tyson was talking about... I've been there, and I've bounced back, more than once, and I'm sure that I will be there and bounce back again, on and off, for the rest of my life, because, like a lot of things, there is no 'cure' for depression, but there ARE things that I can do, to stave it off, and guard against it, as best I can, and, over time, I've come to know my mind very well, and I've learned how to monitor it, so that a lot of the time, I can help myself. But it has taken me 30 years, to get to this stage, and so I say, to all of those people, who aren't at my stage. PLEASE, I know that its hard sometimes, to admit that something isn't right, and that you are NOT 'O.K.', but trust me, help is out there, and how you are thinking and feeling at the moment, isn't the real you. Its just a stupid chemical imbalance in your brain, that is effecting you, and you DONT deserve to feel the way that you do, so please, take courage, dig deep, because YOU are STRONGER than Depression, and you CAN fight back, and seek help, because help is literally a Doctor's visit away, and there is no shame in being ill, and getting the medicine that you need, to feel better. People with illnesses do it every day, so why not you ? =)
Giggi Widit Going through it at the moment....grateful for your post/words
@@roycarder6179 I promise you, it does get better =)
Depression is a lie. So-called Depression comes from an individual suffering from the ill effects of Geo-Engineering.
Just wished meds actually helped
@@gordonfagan9329 I did away with anti-depressants. I now take CBD for pain.
Listen to me. You are depressed because you are not receiving any sunlight. Look into Geo-Engineering. Read this book =
Chemtrails, HAARP and the Full Spectrum Dominance of Planet Earth by Elana Freeland x.
how can you not like Tyson Fury
Because he's fake.. Says one thing one minute then the opposite the next.. You from UK?? He literally told you to fuck yourself 2 days ago. Fu k all uk fans.. You turned your back on him and he's done with you.. Hell never fight here again.. You mean nothing to him.. His words
Chris James none of us are perfect? Be honest man the average man contradicts himself everyday it’s only because the spotlights on him that we see this.... I really hope you and the rest of his haters give him a break he’s not a bad guy
He's a drug cheat and quite immoral. Said he'd give his purse to charity for one of his biggest fights ever. He's yet to have done it.
@@YouAintGotNoTegridyBoi prove it
@@michaelbarrow4098 the burden of proof is on him. He said he'd be giving away millions and he didn't do it. I mean he would confirm he'd have done it seeing as he said he'd do it before the fight with Wilder. Are you that stupid?
He's right what he's saying.No matter how life gets you down and how bad your mental health gets there are people to talk to.Im a sufferer and will never give up.Nice to see he's fighting it and winning.
Sexy
Bbh 💟👪👉👌✋👍hb
One of the best comedians in the world... and Russell Howard.
Used to really dislike tyson but after he came out about the depression and the way he handled it with dignity he has my respect
To be where he is right now, after all that stories about what he went thru, shows how STRONG he really is.
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Good on you Fury!
Tyson lost 10 stone weight, he literally took me off of his body 😂😂😂
Mad when u put it like that
I love listening t Fury when he's out of fight mode- seeing him just joking with a comedian with no edge at all is incredibly endearing.
As an interviewer hes really good at listening and hes very empathetic also hes genuinely interested. Tyson fury is also an excellent person.
Bloody ell he's everywhere ain't he..
It's like a mash up of Kugan interviews lol
It is so refreshing to hear Tyson speak so candidly about depression and suicide. I've had depression for 35 years and have always felt I had to conceal it, often frightened of losing friends and at times jobs. I like to be open about depression and suicidal ideation, but it's not always possible even among people you thought would be understanding such as at my previous place of work (NHS). I now live in New Zealand and find it more socially acceptable to be open about mental health.
What an amazing human being. Tyson being one of the best boxers and stereotyped as a hard man. And hes able to open up about so much hard stuff really speaks to me. Guys girls anyone suffering no matter how people see you, you can open up and be looked at as a total equal
@jimboslice613 noted. Will do. 😂
Tyson fury what a guy I’m struggling my self but this has gave me a new view in life and what means more to me
god we love you russell x
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@@joehd1970 so?
Tyson Fury not just the Gypsy King - THE Comback KIng - Power to the most entertaining Professional - Never slip back Champ!!
John Oliver special shoutout to george foreman on the comeback front 👍
Petition for Russell to get in the ring with Fury
I dont wanna see Russell Howard die on live tv tbh 😂
Oh my gosh yes please!!
Alam Uchiha I’m surprised if Russel can still walk
Alam Uchiha why ,there would be no point
@@garygreen226 just bants m8.
I have so much respect for Tyson Fury after this interview.
"Understanding is the first step to acceptance, and only with acceptance can there be recovery"
- Albus perscival wulfric Brian Dumbledore
It’s good to hear someone being real! Respect to Tyson Fury!
Man he's brilliant. very inspiring and love the way he talks about things.
Love the quality of this content I think I’ve watched this about 3 times and still feels like I’m watching it for the first. Russell Howard deserves an order of chivalry for entertainment
First time I've watched anything to do with Tyson Fury and honestly I'm now a fan 😂 so funny
@Fuxk The System I'm so confused but that is hilarious 😂
I used to hate tyson fury but ive got alot of time for him now
"I read a story as well, a lot of boxers, when they're in their eight weeks, they don't have sex..."
"I've heard that as well!"
Nothing but respect and admiration for Tyson!
This is the sweetest man in the world and I love him
The dude looks like Kratos
Greg Davis just sat at home chilling then he finds himself talking to the king on tv. Legends
Great to see Tyson outside of a boxing context. His confidence and charisma is there as ever, but his intelligence really shines here too. Great interview
If Greg hid when he saw Chris Eubank imagine his face when he heard Tyson Fury on the phone
Depression is truly overwhelming, horrific and terrifying. I can 100% understand why some people just don't make it. Thinking of everyone suffering, hope we can all get through it 🤗🙏
It’s crazy watching interviews from Ifltv to now mainstream tv shows Tyson fury has come a long way 👍
I thought he was a hard tough man before he’s shown what being really strong is here. Respect to the man
Take my hat off to him....
Awesome.
This is why I love Tyson and Mike Tyson. Both giants not afraid to speak on a subject and cry. Shows you it means more than being strong and bad to be a man
He seems like such a cool guy, nice to see the man behind the boxer.
Love the bloke! Breaking down barriers and stereotypes and good on you Russell for the empathetic way you handled it. Not just a comedian, at true humanitarian and all round decent man.
Both of you have given so many, so much in this interview ❤️
4:59 Everything he says seems to be with intent, its incredible.
What an absolute legend so much respect for this guy
wow tyson fury is so down to earth this was an incredible interview
It's real shit when you come out and let people know about your mental health and not a single person even pretends to care. Not a single friend or family. People like Tyson give losers like me hope. Very grateful for this champ.
I liked him before the breakdown. I like him even more now. I've watched every interview since the mac has been back and I've never been so happy for someone I dont know. Stay happy!
Love this man. What a warrior.
Couldn’t care less about boxing but what an amazing and compassionate man. Didn’t think I’d ever read his autobiography but I might just have to give it a buy
Tyson Fury is far and away my favourite public figure right now. A working-class boy done good, who’s eloquent and thoughtful and a genuine maverick. He fights like no one else, talks like no one else, emotes like no one else, is genuinely respectful and positive... and supremely brilliant at what he does. What’s not to like?
As someone who lived with suicidal thoughts and actions for the last 7 years hearing this man talk is inspired !!! I got better too. I was at the deepest darkest place a man can be and I’m sat here today 8 months without a single panic attack or depressive episode !!! I’m cured for now. I may end up back there but I’m not afraid to go there as I know how to get out it. And the knowing I’m not afraid of it is probably why it’s not happened again so far. I know how to best it. It doesn’t control me or own me. This guy is a legend and good for him for showing people that it can get better !!!
Tyson Fury whether you're a heavyweight champion or not I salute you what true gentleman An inspiration to many people out there. Thank you.
Watched so many fury interviews, I know all the responses.
Seeing Tyson Fury sitting there and admitting to depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts is so inspirational. Makes you realise that sometimes even people who appear to be as strong as Tyson are human and you don't know what they feel inside. Hopefully this reaches the right people and helps others make it another day even if they are struggling and can't see how they can go on. Tyson is a real inspiration to everyone, even people who don't follow boxing can learn from this man.
4:59 are his fingers always like that?
Probably, how many times he's broke his hands fighting, it gets to the point were they can't be repaired, I've broke my right hand only twice and my middle 2 fingers are pointing in the opposite direction from each other
Probably. My middle finger is the same on my left hand.. I broke the knuckle and it just sits that way comfortably now
One of my fingers is permanently crooked from just one fight.
Kel Solaar Well you can get it fixed if you have a few spare grand but the surgery includes re-breaking the bones and lining them back up again.
One phrase that's helped me through so many down days 'this too shall pass'
What a wonderfully, effortlessly, charismatic and funny bloke. Not only is he a fantastic boxer but he really is a great guy and a national treasure. Go on the Gypsy King.
Abolutely solid lad talking about this in front of that many people
This month is Movember. Respect to all the Men out there keeping it strong whatever the weather
How many times Tyson you got to keep this story going??!! Yes we all know what you’ve been through!! Been living off this story far too long now
This is the reason I love this man so much
Great job by this fella doing the interview props to you sir
What an inspiration. We love you Tyson
Tyson Fury is quite literally one of the most shocking turnarounds of recent times. Back in the day he had the attitude problem that Conor MacGregor traded off, but the difference was MacGregor had the ability and drive to offset it. But then Fury somehow totally rehabilitated his image, turned himself into not only a cautionary tale but a role model and became one of the best heavyweight boxers of all time.
Are you not planning on uploading the entire episodes anymore? I live in the Netherlands, and I can't watch it anywhere else :/
Femmy Hoekstra might happen once the series is over, I’m in the U.K. and the clips he posts from the episodes once they are all out are pretty much the whole show, so you aren’t really missing out if you want to watch it like that.
@@dan5721 yeah, but they had uploaded the first episode and that one's gone now
I feel you, I was just coming to look for the whole hour and it's not here and the first episode is gone😭😭 I have no other way to watch it in the US, and I love me some Russ
One of the best insightful Tyson Fury interview, and it's on a comedy show. Credit to Russell Howard for articulating so well.