Obviously he has not shown up - meet the brave Lancashire lad challenging Tyson Fury to a sing off

An aspiring and brave musician from Lancashire has challenged heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury to a sing off via social media.

Meet talented singer 13-year-old Taylor Goode who is currently wowing audiences and showcasing his vocal range in various outlets.

The most recent of which was at The Pier in Morecambe on Sunday to raise funds for Alder Hey Children’s Hospital.

Ahead of his appearance he posted a video on his Facebook challenging the champ to come down and showcase his vocals.

He said: “Tyson Fury I have heard you fancy yourself as a bit of a singer so let’s put that to the test.

“My people talk with your people and let’s get a three record deal sorted out and, failing that, put your money where your mouth is and come down tonight and let’s have a sing off.

“It’s all for an amazing cause I am trying to raise £20k for Alder Hey Children’s Hospital.

“He’s probably afraid of these spaghetti arms.”

While performing later that evening he updated his followers by saying: “I said come down to the Pier and we will have a sing off. Obviously he has not shown up tonight.

“Tag him and say you missed an amazing night.”

Despite the no show, £300 was raised for the children’s hospital.

Taylor joked: “This is only abit of fun. I'm a massive Tyson fan and I wouldn't really hurt him!”

While it is unclear whether or not the challenge has been viewed by the big man himself, another reason for him not showing could be due to the champion boxer and his family recently moving out of Morecambe to relocate to an £8 million, six-bedroom manor on the Isle of Man.

He first moved to Morecambe in 2008, a year before he and wife Paris welcomed their first child, 16-year-old Venezuela.

Over the next 18 years in the area, Tyson and Paris welcomed another six children, whilst the family’s fame grew exponentially thanks to Tyson’s boxing career, their social media profiles and latterly their reality show appearances.

However, in the second series of the family’s Netflix documentary, At Home with the Furys, Tyson tells his wife: “My mind's made up, let's leave Morecambe Bay”.

A shocked Paris then tells the camera “It's strange to me because he loves Morecambe so much.”

Upon their return to Morecambe, the reason for the move is partially explained, Tyson explaining: “I've been in Morecambe for 17 years, and there's no personal life, everything's public, where I live, where the kids go to school, there's no privacy, it doesn't exist”.

You can follow Taylor via his Facebook page here

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