Tyson Fury: “I’m retired and I won’t return to boxing!”

World-renowned heavyweight boxing star Tyson Fury recently officially clarified the circulating rumors. The British athlete, known as the “Gypsy King,” put an end to all speculations and theories about a boxing comeback with his statement.

“I want to tell everyone — I’m not coming back!”

“Recently there have been so many talks about me returning to the ring. But I want to clarify: I am retired and will remain so. I don’t need to prove anything to anyone. Everyone knows who I am and what I was capable of in the ring,” Fury told BBC.

January statement and April rumors

As a reminder, Tyson Fury officially announced the end of his professional boxing career in January 2024. However, by April, rumors of a potential comeback began to spread. Reports especially focused on alleged negotiations regarding a fight with Anthony Joshua.

Fury’s latest statement can certainly be seen as a rebuttal to those claims. According to him, he is not planning to return to the ring or engage in any new rivalry.

Glorious chapters of a champion’s path

Tyson Fury’s boxing career was full of bright and proud moments. He defeated strong opponents such as Wladimir Klitschko, Deontay Wilder, and Dereck Chisora, and held the WBC, WBA, IBF, and IBO belts. His technical skill, mental resilience, and unique style made him one of the greatest boxers of our time.

In conclusion, Tyson Fury officially put an end to all talks about a boxing comeback. His retirement marks the beginning of a new chapter in boxing history. Yet fans still hold on to a bit of hope — because fighters like Fury don’t just leave the ring. Time will tell... Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!