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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.
Tyson Fury has been called out by his WWE rival ahead of a potential return to wrestling this year after announcing his i ntentions to retire from boxing. It comes after Fury defeated Dillian Whyte last night in sensational fashion landing a huge uppercut to knockout his opponent in the sixth round.
“I’m the best heavyweight there’s ever been.”
Tyson Fury won in spectacular fashion against Dillian Whyte last night and then announced his retirement from the sport of boxing.
Tyson Fury retained his WBO title on Saturday night, defeating Dillian Whyte in what he claimed to be his curtain call.
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Tyson Fury will likely only be tempted to delay his retirement from boxing for a unification title bout, his wife Paris said, after the WBC heavyweight world champion retained his belt with a stunning stoppage of Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium on Saturday night.
Tyson Fury has suggested he will retire from boxing after retaining his WBC heavyweight title against Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium. Nearly 96,000 fans descended on the national stadium to see Fury defend his titles in a long-awaited fight against Whyte, but a brutal uppercut in the last seconds of the sixth round brought the contest to an end. Ad/> Fury, who has won 32 and drawn one of his 33 fights, said afterwards that it was his last professional boxing match.