Fury’s training material: a closer look at his potential return

Tyson Fury today posted a video clip on Instagram of him who did a road workout with his father, John Fury. There were no words from former two-time heavyweight champion Fury (34-2-1, 24 COs) to indicate whether he intended to get out of the pension for a trilogy match with Oleksandr uksk or a mega fight against Anthony Joshua.

The training grip that started it all

In the cut, the 6’9 ″ Fury fired fast combinations. Fury’s short road training grip excited fans on social media today, creating speculation about ‘The Gypsy King’ returning from his seven -month pension to fight Usyk or Joshua. Tyson retired earlier this year on January 13. He is still young at 37 and has world -class hand speed.

Turki Alalshikh did not respond to the post by Fury to notice whether he would be interested in making an offer to set up a trilogy battle with him and usyk. This is the battle Fury said he wants.

Why fans are buzzing

“If I were to come back, I would come back for USKy, but I want a good result in England. This is the one I want immediately; That would be the fight I want next. In England it is certain, ‘said Fury to Sky Sports on July 2. “I don’t believe that I have shouted a fair shout for the last twice.”

That remark was buzzing and believing that Fury was planning to come back if he could get the third battle with USKyk.

On August 2, Fury excluded to make a comeback and say to Sky Sports, “Never. Too old, look at my beard, everything gray. Boxing is a young man’s game.”

Tyson Fury’s Retirement History

Fury retired three times before his recent retirement, only returned later. The Gypsy King’s retirement in the past:

• November 2013: After a fight with David Haye, for the second time was canceled due to David’s injury problems. Fury came out of pension on February 14, 2014 to defeat Joey Abell.
• October 2016: Fury was scheduled to fight Vladimir Klitschko in a rematch. Tyson evacuated his WBA, WBO and IBO heavyweight titles. Fury came out of pension in May 2018 and defeated Sefer Seferi.
• April 2022: After defeating Dillian Whyte in April 2022, Fury announced his retirement in the ring and said, “I have fulfilled everything I have ever wanted to fulfill.” Later that year, Fury came out of pension to defeat Derek Chisora ​​on December 2, 2022 in their trilogy match.