Tyson and Paris Fury chose to take an ordinary Jet2 aircraft from Nice rather than a private jet to return to the UK, capping off their opulent vacation in France. Only a few weeks after making hints about retiring from boxing after a successful career, Tyson made this decision.

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On a gorgeous yacht that cost an incredible £18,000 per night and with features like a jacuzzi and roomy living and eating quarters, the family relished their time lounging in the sun. They were seen checking in for their journey home just hours after their last night on the yacht, with Tyson’s father, John, assisting with the children’s supervision.

Tyson and John ran a lot throughout their sunny vacation, probably to counterbalance the decadent French food and beverages they savored. After knocking out Dillian Whyte in the sixth round at Wembley, Tyson hinted at his impending retirement, although he hasn’t formally announced his retirement or given up his WBC heavyweight belt.

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According to WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman, the WBC has said that they would not put any pressure on him to make a decision regarding his future for a whole year. “We have one year to have the next mandatory fight,” he said, suggesting that the organization will hold off on considering a series of contests or tournaments until Tyson makes a decision.

Despite the possibility of a lucrative undisputed bout against the victor of the impending Anthony Joshua-Oleksandr Usyk rematch, Fury, 33, doesn’t seem to have any plans to get back into the ring. He appears to be concentrating on spending time with his family and taking a well-earned vacation from boxing for the time being.