Netflix will release Tyson Fury, a feature-length documentary on the heavyweight, on Friday, November 27, 2026. It lands exactly two weeks before Fury faces Anthony Joshua in Cardiff on December 11, also live on Netflix.
The release date was confirmed on October 29. The film runs for 90 minutes and promises close access to Fury and his family in the build-up to the biggest fight of his comeback.
Tyson Fury Documentary at a Glance
| Title | Tyson Fury |
| Release date | Friday, November 27, 2026 |
| Where to watch | Netflix |
| Runtime | 90 minutes |
| Director | Lucy Wilcox |
| Producer | George Waldrum |
| Featuring | Tyson Fury, his wife Paris and his father John |
What the Documentary Covers
According to Netflix’s synopsis, the film follows Fury from childhood to the top of world boxing. It mixes new interviews with unseen archive footage.
It does not avoid the hard parts. Netflix says it covers his struggles with mental health and addiction, the loss of a child and complicated family relationships, alongside his wins in the ring. Expect a more personal Fury than the one fans see at press conferences.
Why the Timing Matters for Fury vs Joshua
Netflix is building towards December 11. The documentary arrives as fight week hype starts, giving casual viewers a reason to care before the ring walks. Fury is familiar to Netflix audiences already, through the reality series At Home with the Furys and his live fight with Arslanbek Makhmudov in April.
No matching film has been announced for Joshua so far. We will update this post if that changes.
Watch the Documentary, Then the Fight
Both the documentary and the fight are included with a standard Netflix subscription. The fight’s main event is expected around 8 PM ET and 1 AM UK time. See our guide on how to watch Fury vs Joshua, and read the full Tyson Fury profile for his record and career highlights.
Source: What’s on Netflix.
