Tyson Fury confirmed last Saturday that he will not get out of the pension to resume his career. He had a second thoughts on the return to challenge Oleksandr Ulsyk for his heavyweight titles and mentioned that he saw “Gray” In his beard. Nights did not return anger.
Fans say ‘good riddance’ for Fury
Some fans on social media believe that the sport is better off without Fury (34-2-1, 24 COs), as he was a terribly poor champion in his two stints as a world champion for heavyweight. Furthermore, many people felt that ‘the gypsy king’ anger’s primary focus on Lay his bags with gold without fighting the best fighters. He was just in it for the money.
It is not as if Fury has tried to fight the best anyway except Ulsyk. The reason for this is the big wallets Turki Alalshikh gave him.
“Never,” Tyson Fury said to Sky Sports this week when asked if he would return to sports after retiring since January last year. “Too old, look at my beard, gray. Boxing is a young man’s game. “
Fury’s “milk” reigned reigned
In Fury’s second lead as heavyweight champion, he defended his WBC and ring titles against these fighters: Deontay Wilder, Dillian Whyte, Derek Chisora and Oleksandr Ulsyk. In other words, Fury has milked titles and fed easy fights.
The USyk battle was also supposed to be easy because of Tyson’s great advantage. He first realized that it was too late how talented Olexandr was. If he knew, he would never have fought him. USYK would be treated in the same way that other heavyweights were by Tyson, fighters such as Anthony Joshua, Agit Kabayel and Joseph Parker.
Tyson Fury’s legacy questioned
His best career victory was against 39-year-old Vladimir Klitschko in 2015. Fury briefly held the IBF, IBO, WBA and Ring World titles. He then barked up to 400 pounds and only saw in the ring in 2018. Let himself go completely. When he returned, he was fighting a rag day -clump poor heavyweights, one of which was Deontay Wilder, a paper champion.
Fans made a big deal of his two wins over the WBC champion Wilder, and did not realize that he was initially never a good champion. He was just a man who picked up a world title against a poor champion, Berman Stiverne, and milked it with 10 successful title defense against soft opposition before losing against Fury.
Last updated on 08/03/2025
