Former World Heavyweight Champion Tyson Rage he and his family unexpectedly left the UK and changed their place of permanent residence. According to The Sun, the reason for this decision was the British government’s tax policy.

The 37-year-old boxer moved to the Isle of Man with his wife Paris and their seven children. This decision was taken after the tax burden on wealthy citizens in the UK was increased. In the Isle of Man, the income tax rate for high earners is around 21%, while in Britain the rate reaches 45%.

The boxer officially changed his residence address in business documents, as well as his wife’s. Sources say Fury is happy with the move and plans to make the Isle of Man his new home.

World Boxing Organization (WBO) has published the heavyweight rankings as of December 2025 on its official website.

The undefeated British is in first place. Moses Ithauma He last entered the ring in August (13-0, 11 KOs), and won the WBO Inter-Continental belt by knocking out his compatriot Dillian Whyte.

Second place went to Filip Hrgovic (19-1, 14 KOs), who defeated Briton David Adeleye by unanimous decision in August. The representative of Croatia has the WBO International title. China’s Zhang Zhilei (27-3-1, 22 KOs) rounded out the top three.

A British heavyweight world champion Fabio Wardley The former holder of the interim belt (20-0-1, 19 KOs) was promoted after Oleksandr Usyk relinquished his WBO title.

The representative of Ukraine was excluded from the ranking because he had championship titles according to other versions (WBC, WBA, IBF).

Famous heavyweight Vladislav Sirenko (22-1, 19 KOs), ranked 14th, left the rankings. In his last fight, he suffered an unexpected defeat against Englishman Solomon Dacres.

World Boxing Organization rankings (WBO) heavyweight title:

• Champion: Fabio Wardley (Great Britain)

1. Moses Ithauma (England)
2. Filip Hrgovic (Croatia)
3. Zhang Zhilei (China)
4. Daniel Dubois (Great Britain)
5. Jared Anderson (USA)
6. Derek Chisora ​​(Great Britain)
7. Nelson Hisa (Albania)
8. Bakhodir Jalolov (Uzbekistan)
9. Richard Thores (USA)
10. Anthony Joshua (Great Britain)

British organizer Eddie Hearn Reacts to speculation some boxing fans have that the fight will go ahead jake paul And Anthony Joshua it was fake.

“Even now people say, ‘Oh yeah, it was definitely a fixed battle.’ Today a guy commented on one of my posts: ‘Yes, it was definitely staged.’ I reply: ‘Do you realize you broke his jaw in two places?’

He may never be able to box again. Almost no one talks about this. People think it’s simple; They connect your jaw with wire, tighten a few screws, and move on. However, there were many fighters who broke their jaw and never entered the ring again.

And yes, “no, that moment might be real, but everything else…” – as if we were actors here. Everything was 100% real. There was no strategy, no agreement, no scenario.

Anthony wanted to get in as early and clean as possible. Unfortunately, the only time he actually hit cleanly was in the sixth inning. And unfortunately, this happened to Jake too.

We didn’t want this to happen to Jake. In the end, we wanted to win and end the war, but he accepted such dangers and took such risks on himself in the war. We hope he can recover,” Hearn said.

The video of the fight in which Anthony Joshua knocked out Jake Paul is available on our website.