Cutman Jamie Sheldon has opened up about what it is really like to work with heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury
Kimberly Nhundu Under 35s Screen Time reporter
10:12, 08 May 2026Updated 10:13, 08 May 2026
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Tyson Fury’s home life has once again taken centre stage with a fresh season of At Home with the Furys.
The heavyweight champion’s family feature in the Netflix documentary series, which explores his most recent retirement period alongside wife Paris’ entrepreneurial pursuits.
While the programme focuses on the Fury household, it also includes several appearances from Tyson’s broader network, featuring cutman Jamie Sheldon amongst others.
After the latest season’s debut, Jamie has shared what the boxer is really like away from the cameras. “Tyson is Tyson and he doesn’t change for anyone,” the cornerman revealed to Betway.
He continued: “What I love about Tyson is, he always listens and gets involved in a conversation. I had an event to go to at York Hall, and he was really invested in the conversation and could name most of the fighters on the card. He loves boxing and it’s his passion.”, reports Wales Online.
Tyson Fury’s cutman has shed light on what the boxer is like behind the scenes(Image: Netflix )
The cutman praised his employer further, stating: “That’s different to so many top fighters or big names as they are normally quite selfish and are just thinking about themselves, but he wanted to know how I was doing, what I was doing and wanted to talk about the fights coming up.”
Jamie brings considerable experience to the sport, having previously collaborated with figures including former champion Kell Brook.
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Ten new episodes of At Home with the Furys are available to watch on Netflix now. A synopsis teases: At Home with the Furys is back for a second season, catching up with heavyweight champion Tyson Fury as he takes another crack at retirement and settles into life away from the boxing ring in Morecambe Bay.
“Surrounded by wife Paris Fury, their seven children and his ever-opinionated dad John Fury, Tyson channels the competitive drive that made him a world champion into new ventures – from a family road trip to Monaco to investing in a racehorse and finding creative ways to stay busy.”
The popular programme has already been commissioned for a third series, which will explore 16-year-old Venezuela’s engagement to amateur boxer Noah Price, 17.
At Home with the Furys is streaming now on Netflix