TYSON Fury’s property company has been struck off because he failed to file any accounts.
It is the latest blow for boxing’s Gypsy King, 36, who quit the ring for the fifth time in January, following his defeat to Oleksandr Usyk.
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The former heavyweight champ, who was listed as sole director of GreenwayBalmoral Ltd, has submitted no paperwork since it was set up in January 2023, Companies House documents reveal.
He was hit with a fine and warned last December that his real estate business would be struck off the register within two months unless objections were raised.
It was dissolved last week via a compulsory strike-off action.
A source said: “Questions over Tyson’s future remain after he suddenly quit the ring in January.
“Clearly his future isn’t in property development.
“His legion of fans are eager to see what he’ll do next.”
Under the law, a company director can be personally fined for not filing accounts on time.
The penalty is £1,500 for the first year and it doubles for the second.
The purpose of Tyson’s company was described as “buying and selling of own real estate” and “letting and operating of own or leased real estate”.
Fury lives in a £1.7million home in Morecambe, Lancs, owns a £1million home in Cheshire, which dad John lives in, and has another £550,000 house in Lancaster.
Latest accounts from June 2024 show his other registered company, Tyson Fury Ltd, soared in value from £52million to £82million in the year to September 2023.
Tyson announced his latest retirement last month, stating: “It’s been a blast.”
But there is speculation he may return for a long-awaited show down with Anthony Joshua.
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