Overview
- Netflix confirmed that TYSON FURY will stream on November 27, 2026, with a 90-minute runtime and credits naming Lucy Wilcox as director and George Waldrum as producer.
- The documentary uses candid interviews with Tyson, his wife Paris and his father John plus never-before-seen archive footage to trace his life from childhood to the top of boxing.
- Netflix says the film explicitly addresses Fury’s struggles with mental health and addiction, the reported loss of a child, and complex family relationships; the trailer includes Fury saying, "I didn't want to live."
- The release follows Fury’s existing Netflix projects, including At Home with the Furys and an April 2026 live match, and comes after the family series was renewed for another season.
- By running before the December Joshua fight that Netflix will show live, the film is likely to shape public focus on Fury’s personal story and raise wider conversation about mental-health support for elite athletes.