Tyson Fury has claimed he’s nonetheless received ‘at least another five fights’ left in him earlier than he retires – together with two bouts towards Anthony Joshua.
Boxing followers have feared for Fury’s profession after he was pressured to drag out of his undisputed heavyweight conflict towards Oleksandr Usyk, simply weeks earlier than the struggle after struggling a nasty minimize to his eye in sparring that required 11 stitches.
Fury, 35, sustained the gash in the identical place that he required 47 stitches after Otto Wallin had left the Gypsy King’s face bloodied of their bout again in 2019. But the undefeated heavyweight champion despatched out a stark message to his rivals that he isn’t completed but.
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In a video posted on social media, Fury assured followers that he wasn’t going to retire. Instead, he has a five-fight plan. He mentioned: “I keep hearing talk of people saying that I should retire, or I’m going to retire soon. I’m not retiring anywhere.
“I’ve got two fights with Usyk for the undisputed, twice, then I’m going to fight AJ at least once, maybe twice if there’s a rematch, if he wants one after the first battering I’ll give him. Then I’m going to fight (Francis) Ngannou again and that’s just the start. So there’s five fights for you to whet your appetite with. I ain’t going nowhere, 35-year-old in the prime of my life.”
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Fury is at the moment recovering from his minimize forward of the re-scheduled bout towards Usyk, which is able to happen on May 18 in Saudi Arabia. The Brit revealed that his struggle towards the WBA, IBF, WBO, IBO and The Ring heavyweight title holder will embrace a rematch clause.
Following the decision of his bouts with Usyk, Fury may tackle Joshua to high the primary undisputed heavyweight struggle since Lennox Lewis and Evander Holyfield in 1999, with the eagerly-anticipated first all-British heavyweight title struggle this century.
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Fury’s victory towards Ngannou in October proved to be a lot harder than most may’ve anticipated after the previous UFC star knocked Fury down within the third spherical and troubled him all through. Ngannou is ready to face Joshua in Saudi subsequent month and will finally show to determine who Fury takes on subsequent.