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But even among the Irish, the Travellers are known in particular for their storytelling and singing. Fury has long been known as one of boxing’s most entertaining interviews. He’s a quote machine.

Irish Travellers often introduce their boys to boxing as young as seven years old. Men aren’t expected to resolve disputes in court or by calling the police; they do it with their fists.