Roman Fury is the FIFTH in his family to fight on Channel 5 – Tyson went on to stardom but what happened to the rest?

ROMAN FURY became the FIFTH in his family to shine on Channel 5 on Friday night.

The cruiserweight – who had no amateur background – went 3-0 with a brutal knockout of Bradley Davies.

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Roman Fury knocked out Bradley Davies on Channel 5[/caption]

And it would have been seen by masses as it featured on free-to-air TV on Channel 5.

The station has been somewhat of a happy hunting ground for the Fury family.

After all, it is where superstar Tyson made his name.

The current WBC heavyweight world champion had several fights on Channel 5 in his early days when signed to Mick Hennessy.

In 2011, he beat Derek Chisora over 12 rounds for the British and Commonwealth heavyweight titles.

It was considered an upset at the time and a massive THREE MILLION viewers tuned in.

Fury’s later wins against Nicolai Firtha, Neven Pajkic, Martin Rogan, Vinny Maddalone, Kevin Johnson and Steve Cunningham were also on Channel 5.

Some of 35-year-old Tyson’s relatives also fought on his undercards on the terrestrial TV channel.

Derek Chisora and Tyson Fury’s 2011 fight was viewed by 3m people on Channel 5Getty Images - Getty

Cousin Phil boxed on the night of Tyson’s 2011 win over Chisora, losing on the undercard to Lee Noble.

He retired in 2012 at 13-3, winning his last three bouts.

Tyson’s brother Young Hughie’s last fight against Imantas Davidaitis, which he won over four rounds, was aired on Channel 5.

He also retired from boxing in 2015 at 6-1 but remains a part of Tyson’s team.

Cousin Hughie – like the Gypsy King – made early strides on the channel while signed with Hennessy.

His 2018 KO against Sam Sexton garnered a huge 2.9m viewers.

Hughie has not fought since his October 2021 stoppage of Christian Hammer amid a health battle.

The only big name from the family not to be on the platform is Tommy, who shot to mainstream fame in 2019 on reality TV show Love Island.

Tommy, 24, boxed exclusively on BT Sports under Hall of Fame promoter Frank Warren.

That included a pay-per-view fight against YouTuber-turned boxer Jake Paul, 26, which he won on points with over 800,000 buys.

But after leaving Warren, Tommy beat Paul’s arch enemy KSI in DAZN PPV bout, which organisers say sold 1.3m buys.

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Phill Fury, left, was beaten by the late Lee Noble on Channel 5[/caption]

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Young Fury beat Jindrich Velecky on Channel 5[/caption]

Hughie Fury’s 2018 KO against Sam Sexton garnered a huge 2.9m Channel 5 viewersPA:Press Association