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Twice-worldÌýheavyweightÌýboxingÌýchampionÌýTyson FuryÌýis making a grand entrance into the NFT space.Ìý

Fury’s career has left an imprint on boxing fans and theÌýgeneral publicÌýover the years. His remarkable career as an amateur transformedÌýinto an illustrious career as a professional.Ìý

Fighting againstÌýtheÌýodds,ÌýFuryÌýdefeated Vladmir KlitschkoÌýin November 2015, ending ‘Dr Steelhammer’s’ reign of 10 years in front of a capacity crowd of 55,000 in Düsseldorf and certifying the ‘Gypsy King’ as the new man to beat.Ìý

He isÌýalsoÌýa hero to many forÌýsubsequentlyÌýwinning battlesÌýagainstÌýdepression and drug addictionÌýoutside the ring,Ìýprior to returning toÌýdismantle Deontay Wilder and secure his 30thÌývictory.Ìý

Now he is looking toÌýdeliver a knockout blowÌýin theÌýnon-fungible tokenÌýspace as heÌýreleasesÌýa premium collection of items including playing cards andÌýmemorabilia.ÌýÌý

Why NFTs are turning the art world on its head

NFTs are unique, blockchain-based digital tokens which people can purchase to ‘own’Ìýdigital creations, such as digital art, video game items and music.Ìý

The first NFT in the Tyson Fury collection, to be sold viaÌýFomoÌýLabs via auction in the next two weeks, is aÌýdigital artwork piece. The winning bidder will also receive a video of FuryÌýadding his digital signature.Ìý

The artistÌýisÌýGeorge Rollo, 23 and from Wakefield,Ìýwho has produced work forÌýTyga’s music videosÌýand alsoÌýhad commissions from fellow rappers 50 Cent and Drake.Ìý

Rollo, based in Dubai, has exhibited his unique style in New YorkÌýandÌýalsoÌýpaintedÌýfor royalty.Ìý

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