Heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury applies for cosmetics and fragrance trademark

23-Sep-2020
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The British boxer is seeking protections for the use of his name in relation to a range of consumer goods

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Two-time heavyweight world boxing champion Tyson Fury has filed to register a cosmetics trademark in the UK.

The 32-year-old boxer filed the application with the UK Intellectual

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