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On a night where he extended his undefeated record to 33 fights and subsequently defended his WBC and lineal heavyweight world championship belts, Tyson Fury 'The Gypsy King' announced his retirement. After his win over Dillian Whyte, the 33-year-old announced that tonight would be his last ever fight.
Tyson Fury will be going for his 32nd professional win on Saturday when he takes on Dillian Whyte in the defence of his WBC belt at Wembley Stadium. It will be the first time the world heavyweight champion will touch gloves with a fellow Englishman since his 2014 win over Derek Chisora at the Excel Arena in London. It’s also his first fight on home soil since 2018.
The 34-year-old has been unhappy over certain clauses in the contract he signed to face Fury but he landed in London on Tuesday ahead of their Wembley Stadium battle.
Tyson Fury insists the recent sanctions against Daniel Kinahan are “nowt to do with me” and says he has “absolutely zero” business with the alleged crime boss.
Tyson Fury says Daniel Kinahan’s alleged criminal empire is ‘none of my business’ having previously praised his former advisor for playing a key role in his career.
There is no other sport built on such great contradictions as boxing, where unimaginable bravery leads to indefensible brutality; where the spirit displayed in the centre of the ring has always been corrupted by those who profit from the shadows beyond it. It is a conflict without an end or answer that has appealed to audiences for as long as morals have rejected it, leaving it in a compelling grey area where it is impossible to reconcile the right from the wrong.
Heavyweight boxing rivals Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte will cross paths via Zoom in a huge press conference tonight.
