There really is no other fighter in the world quite like Tyson Fury.
Inside the ring, on his day, the man is virtually unplayable (to use a footballing analogy) - as Wladimir Klitscko found out against the awkward, rangy 6ft 9in fighter last year when he dethroned the Ukrainian after a decade of domination over the heavyweight division.
But outside the ring the British WBA and WBO world champion is idiosyncratic, flamboyant and most certainly controversial.
His entire 10-month reign at the highest echelon of boxing has been punctuated by one shitstorm after another.
Accusations and controversies about homophobia, Anti-semitism and sexism beset the Morecambe-based Mancunian fighter.
Then there's been the tumultuous battle to stage a multi-million pound rematch with Klitschko - which was rescheduled, then cancelled and now looks dead in the water after reports emerged Fury tested positive for cocaine in a random drugs test.
If it was anyone else, you would have imagined they would lay low for a while, keep their head down and let the worst of the shitstorm blow over.
But not Fury - he stepped right out into the middle of it.
Boxing fans were quick to roll out the cocaine wisecracks in the aftermath of the initial media reports that the boxer had been found to have the Class A drug in his urine sample.
https://twitter.com/BoxingBritain1/status/782172421935734784
https://twitter.com/dapperlaughs/status/781902749294211072
https://twitter.com/StephenTries/status/781882427551744000
https://twitter.com/alithomas1983/status/781949795221008384
But we didn't expect Fury to be joining in with some wisecracks of his own...although maybe we should have.
The boxer put up a cheeky photoshop of himself as Scarface gangster Tony Montana in the classic film's famous cocaine scene...
https://twitter.com/Tyson_Fury/status/782213535262711808
Zero fucks given by the man, obviously.
