"Dad, you're a fool, right? Then go away" "Shocking swear words" to wake up 6-year-old son... "Boxing Legend." Tyson Fury's "Mental breakdown."

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Legendary boxing champion Tyson Fury, 38, was humiliated by being verbally abused by his six-year-old son.

The Sun reported on the 14th (local time) that even Tyson Fury, one of the toughest men on the planet, was helpless in the face of his young son's irritation.

Fury, dubbed the "Gypsy King," has tamed some of the most powerful fighters in the ring, but his reputation hasn't worked in his father's daily life with seven children. One episode of the Netflix documentary "Family of Fighting: Fury's House" featured Fury's arduous morning routine.

Dressed in his Versace shower gown, he entered a bedroom in the mansion and said, "Girls, it's time to get up. It's morning," he said, waking the children up. Then Adonis, a six-year-old son who was half-asleep, turned and asked, "Daddy fool or stupid?"

When a panicked Fury asked back, "Why?" Adonis shot back, "Just pick one." When Fury replied, "I'm a fool," as if resigned, Adonis shocked viewers by responding to his father, the former unified heavyweight champion, saying, "Yeah, so f**k off."

The scene quickly went viral on social media. Netizens said, 'Mini Fury is a real headache. "I inherited 100% of my dad's stupid energy," "He's father and son," "He's six years old and already cooks his dad better than he cooks each other," and "This bloodline is invincible."

The second season of "Family of Fighting: Fury's House" drew more attention as it was released just hours after Fury successfully returned to the ring after a 16-month hiatus.

Fury showed off his robustness in his return match at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on the 11th by winning an overwhelming decision against Arslanbek Mahmoudov.

Shortly after the win, Fury went straight to long-time rivals Anthony Joshua, who was on ringside to clinch the best big match in British boxing history. But Joshua turned a blind eye to his first face-to-face opportunity. The media said, "A rough war of words has been predicted between the two, reminiscent of professional wrestling (WWE)."

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