Mikey Fisher is a football freestyler who auditioned for Series 5 of Britain's Got Talent. He worked as a Football coach at the time of his audition.
In his audition, Fisher balanced a football on his head and upon his back. He then performed keepie-uppies and had the ball go between his arms, before kicking the football around the stage and repeating what he had done with a miniature football. Michael commented that Fisher was ‘Bringing new stuff in’ to his freestyling, with David adding his belief that Fisher had done a 'Fantastic job' during his performance. He advanced onto the following round, however he failed to reach the Semi-Finals.
Before BGT[]
In 2007, Fisher appeared in documentary film, entitled In the Hands of the Gods, which followed himself, fellow BGT auditionees Jeremy Lynch & Paul Wood, alongside Sami Hall, and Danny Robinson attempting to raise money by showcasing their free styling skills in order to fund a trip to Buenos Aires, in order to meet their idol Diego Maradona.
After BGT[]
He has performed as an on-screen body double for professional footballers in various adverts. He was also in an episode of The Only Way Is Essex as part of a speed dating storyline. In February 2016, he appeared at JD Sport in order to help launch a new Adidas clothing range.