Tyson Fury does not declare any return: ‘Too old’ for boxing, says Gypsy King

Tyson Fury changed his mind about retiring the pension and said he would “NEVER” return. ‘The Gypsy King’ Fury (34-2-1, 24 COs) said boxing is a ‘young man’s game’.

Fury, 36, retired on January 13, a month after losing to Oleksandr Uteksyk in December 2024. Although Tyson recently talked about the termination of his retirement to fight USyk in a trilogy, he has changed his mind.

Fury’s financial motive?

What we do not know is whether Turki Alalshikh had no interest in financeing a third battle between Fury and Utsyk. If he were not involved, that would mean that Fury’s wallet would be dramatically reduced from what he had received for his last battle. She takes for the re -broadcast with Oleksandr was $ 75 million to $ 100 million. If Tyson was to receive only a quarter of the amount without Turki’s involvement, it is understandable why he would show up his nose on such a small amount.

Boxing’s young man’s game

‘Never. Too old, look at my beard, gray. Boxing is a young man’s game, ”Tyson Fury said Sky Sports News When asked about his return to the ring to resume his career.

It’s not just the gray beard that makes Fury look old. It is his face and whole body. He now looks like a 50-year-old man and has been the past few years. He has been aged quickly since his trilogy battle with Deontay Wilder in 2021. He looked 38-ish at the time. Now Fury looks middle -aged, like someone who has to be on the golf course.

The performance by Fury in his re-broadcast with Utsyk last December was nowhere near the level at which he defeated the then 39-year-old Wladimir Klitschko in 2015. It was anger at his best, as he moved like a Gazelle in the ring, and he leaned against the ropes to avoid being through the even faster, more powerful, physical gifted Vladimir.

End of anger -era

Tyson’s ability to move is now gone, and the fat around his midsection that was not there when he was still youthful in his 20s. After Fury’s legs were gone, he was just an ordinary ham-and-egg-type heavyweight that relied on his opponents. It would not take him very far against the younger generation of fighters.