TOMMY FURY has opened up on the worst year of his life in the trailer for his new BBC docuseries.
Fury had a huge 2023 beating YouTube's biggest boxing stars in Jake Paul and KSI while also welcoming his baby daughter Bambi into the world.
But a hand injury - which required surgery - sidelined the 2019 Love Islander from the ring.
During that period, he fell into a period of depression and alcohol abuse which he has said cost him his relationship with Molly-Mae Hague.
Fury has since returned to the ring - winning his comeback fight in May - and has got back together with Molly-Mae - who he met on Love Island.
And his rollercoaster year is set to be documented in a new series coming this summer called: "Tommy: The Good. The Bad. The Fury."
In the trailer, Fury, 26, says: "I went through the worst year of my life because I couldn't box.
"In this big house that I bought, I found myself just sat alone. I just want to show Bambi and Molly, I'm back.
"I need to get back to me, that's a big thing about being a Fury, we fight until our last breath."
Fury beat Bosnian Kenan Hanjalic in his comeback bout in Hungary and hinted bigger bouts are in the works.
He said on Eddie Hall's podcast: "The big fights are looming. I think they're always going to be there though, because the history's there.
"I did a good six rounds underneath my belt in that fight so if I could come back and maybe get eight rounds in or whatever.
"Whatever fight comes, to be honest. I've really fell in love with the sport again after being away from it for so long."
