What's new
Netflix has announced a new documentary featuring British heavyweight boxing icon Tyson Fury. The release is set to drop on November 27th, giving streaming audiences an intimate look at the fighter shortly before his massive December clash against long-time rival Anthony Joshua at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.
About the series
The program is directed by Lucy Wilcox, who previously worked on the documentary "Our Family and Autism" alongside Paddy McGuinness and his wife Christine. Drawing on extensive access to the heavyweight champion, the release aims to reveal a personal and vulnerable side of a figure who frequently lives in the public eye.
While Fury previously starred in two seasons of the Netflix domestic series "At Home With the Furys," this project delves deeper into his darkest career struggles and his climb back to the top. The narrative explores his severe mental health crisis after his 2015 victory over Wladimir Klitschko, a period during which Fury admitted in the trailer that he lost his sense of purpose and did not want to live. Full broadcast runtimes and episode breakdowns are Not specified in the source; please check the official notice.
What to expect
Viewers can expect heartfelt interviews from the boxer's closest relatives who witnessed his personal battles firsthand. Key appearances in the documentary include:
- His wife, Paris Fury, who shares her frightening experience of watching the person she knew vanish during his mental health crisis.
- His father, John Fury, contributing emotional family commentary.
Source: netflix new series release - BingNews · Published October 29, 2026 · Photo by Metin Ozer on Unsplash
