Venezuela Fury approves husband fighting on Misfits as Big Stacks and Chase DeMoor called out

Tyson Fury's son-in-law Noah Price has confirmed that he is set to box for Misfits and has received the seal of approval from his wife, Venezuela. The social media star has already picked out Big Stacks or Chase De Moor as potential opponents.

Price, 19, joined the Fury family when he married Venezuela, 17, in May on the Isle of Man. The pair have already moved from social media stars to mainstream television after signing up for an I'm a Celebrity spin-off.

And his fame may yet allow Price to earn some cash by taking to the ring. The teenager already has extensive amateur experience and is open to seeing how he fares in the influencer fighting promotion Misfits.

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Asked if he could enter the ring, Price replied: "I think so soon on Misfits.

"Whoever is a heavyweight when I'm there, whoever is on the top. Either Chase DeMoor or Big Stacks. Whoever wants it."

At an event alongside his wife, Venezuela was asked if she wanted him to don a pair of boxing gloves. "I don't mind what he does," came the reply.

Asked about his experience and plans, Price said: "I won East Midlands three times, been in the Nationals finals, I've had a few fights, I'm alright, I'll have a go. I'll take them all out soon. It's worth a try.

"We'll see what happens in the future. That's the plan. And retire and be fat. Fatter."

Potential opponent DeMoor is already rolling his eyes at the prospect of facing the Gypsy King's relative. "Idiot, I saw him in person, and he nearly **** his pants," he posted on X.

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DeMoor, originally a reality television star who starred on Too Hot To Handle, turned to boxing in 2022 has notched a record of 12-2-1 in professional boxing, and a 5-1 record in MF-Professional on way to the Misfits boxing heavyweight title.

The 30-year-old DeMoor defeated Andrew Tate in his last Misfits outing, but won the WBC Silver US heavyweight title with a TKO victory over Kevin Nagle in August.

Another potential opponent, Big Stacks, who calls himself the UK's Hardest Man, streams on Kick and is also rising through the ranks with Misfits. The 33-year-old recently defeated former West Ham United defender James Collins in the ring.

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