Fury partied with two “star struck” female fans at their flat after selfie shot

Tyson Fury is still celebrating his dominant knockout victory over Deontay Wilder in Las Vegas last month which saw him reclaim his WBC heavyweight title

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Where does Tyson Fury’s win leave the world heavyweight scene?

Tyson Fury left two fans “star struck” after partying with them for eight hours after they asked the heavyweight champion for a selfie.

The Gypsy King is still celebrating his knockout victory over Deontay Wilder in Las Vegas earlier this month, which saw him retain his WBC title.

Stella, 21 and Kailah, 24, had asked Fury for a picture before knocking back shots with the champ in a bar.

According to the Sun, Stella and Kailah were “starstruck” when meeting the 33-year-old fighter and called him a “perfect gentleman”.

A source told the paper: “Stella and Kailah are normal hard-working girls who went out for a midweek drink and ended up doing shots and dancing with one of the world’s most famous sporting stars.

“They felt very lucky to be out with him and he was very complimentary to them and they loved his fun-loving personality.

“He’s a beast of a boxer, but out of the ring he’s a gentle, fun-loving guy.”

The pair bumped into Fury, along with boxing pal Andy Lee whilst out in Manchester on Wednesday afternoon.

Outside, they asked Fury for a selfie, which Stella subsequently placed on her personal Facebook page.

Kailah then shared the image with the caption: “Trust me to have no make-up on the day I meet Tyson Fury.”

After exchanging numbers, Lee made contact with the girls asking them to join them for something to eat.

Stella recalled: “I’m just having a drink in a bar. I’m not looking my best right now to be joining for dinner as I’m in my comfies. I’m heading home but I can get ready.”

The quartet then met back up to drink in Miami Ice Bar, dancing and drinking before the four went to Stella and Kailah’s flat to continue the party.

The report added that Tyson called it a night at around 11.30pm, returning home to wife Paris and their six children.

“They had a few cocktails together and were asking Tyson about his boxing career and he really enjoyed being in the company of some down-to-earth girls,” the source continued.

“He might be heavyweight champion, but he’s a man of the people and likes to live as normal a life as possible. They thought Tyson was very charming and he was very complimentary to them.”

Fury has been revelling in his trilogy sealing victory over Wilder, partying in Vegas before making an heroic return to the UK.

His night out in Manchester came hours after he enjoyed a game of bingo in his home town of Morecambe along with A League of their Own stars Andrew Flintoff and Jamie Redknapp.

Mirror Sport have contacted Fury’s representatives for comment.