'Unbeatable' Tyson Fury determined to stick to retirement pledge
Sitting in nothing but some tight-fitting shorts, Tyson Fury grabbed the flabby part of his belly and started shaking it.
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Enough is enough – Tyson Fury set for retirement after Dillian Whyte victory
Tyson Fury declared “enough is enough” as he appeared to bring his professional boxing career to an end but the WBC heavyweight champion is tempted by exhibition bouts and another foray into wrestling.
Paris Fury reveals the one fight that would bring Tyson Fury out of retirement
Paris Fury has revealed the one fight that would bring Tyson Fury out of retirement after the Gyspy King confirmed his intentions to step away from boxing after defeating Dillian Whyte last night. Fury has since doubled down on his intentions and has announced his retirement.
Tyson Fury picks his replacement for undisputed fight against Joshua v Usyk II winner
Tyson Fury still believes Deontay Wilder is the second-best heavyweight in the world and has backed the American to fight the winner of Anthony Joshua’s rematch with Oleksandr Usyk.
Tyson Fury given Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk demand despite retirement
Lennox Lewis has encouraged Tyson Fury to extend his boxing career and try to become the undisputed heavyweight world champion.
Boxing-Fury will return only for unification fight, says wife
Tyson Fury will return to the ring only for a title unification bout, his wife Paris said after "The Gypsy King" retained the WBC heavyweight world championship with a technical knockout win over Dillian Whyte in what he called his final fight.
Tyson Fury firm on retirement after retaining world title against Dillian Whyte
Tyson Fury was adamant he will retire from boxing after retaining his WBC heavyweight title with a highlight-reel stoppage of Dillian Whyte.
Record-setting night cements Tyson Fury's heavyweight legacy
LONDON — Tyson Fury announced himself as «The King.» He sat on a throne. And then he got it all done against challenger Dillian Whyte in six rounds and left undefeated with the British boxing public in his grasp. It was a job done just as he said it would go down.