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Tyson Fury fans convinced heavyweight will fight again after latest retirement claim

Fury insists his stoppage win over Dillian Whyte last month was his last professional boxing fight - but fans are more convinced than ever that he will return

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Tyson Fury's promoter Frank Warren delivers retirement update after WBC statement

Tyson Fury says he will quit as world heavyweight king and the WBC say they plan to speak to unbeaten Gypsy King to confirm his plans

Daily Mirror

Tyson Fury to be forced to confirm future plans by WBC

The heavyweight champion has suggested that he will not fight again following his win over Dillian Whyte

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Tyson Fury buying £140,000 Porsche contradicts world champion's Passat claim

Fury claimed to still drive a 2007 Volkswagen Passat but was pictured spending the prize money for his Dillian Whyte win on a £140,000 Porsche Taycan

Daily Mirror

Tyson Fury trades Ferrari for new £140,000 electric Porsche after announcing retirement

World heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury has joined the electric revolution after swapping his Ferrari for a more eco-friendly Porsche less than a fortnight after confirming his retirement

Daily Mirror

Tyson Fury to hold talks over vacating heavyweight world title this week

Fury could be pressured into making a decision over vacating his world title this week, with WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman set to contact the champion and seek clarity over his retirement plans

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Dana White points out major problem with Francis Ngannou fighting Tyson Fury

Ngannou teased a 'hybrid-rules' fight with Fury after he knocked out Dillian Whyte, but UFC boss White has labelled one flaw that would put Ngannou at a huge disadvantage

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Dillian Whyte reveals Anthony Joshua talks over rematch to ‘finally settle score’

The rivalry dates back to when Joshua knocked out Whyte in 2015, and the ‘Body Snatcher’ is now keen for a rematch

The Independent UK

Anthony Joshua and Dillian Whyte agree to "settle the score" during chance meeting

Joshua and Whyte bumped into each other just over a week on from Whyte's loss to Tyson Fury as the heavyweight rivals discussed a second fight with each other

Irish Mirror

Backstage footage captured Tyson Fury in punching ritual before Dillian Whyte KO

Moments before he walked to the ring and knocked out Whyte at Wembley, Fury tested out his gloves by punching the head of his teammates backstage

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Anthony Joshua vs Oleksandr Usyk 2 will 'stir' Tyson Fury into changing plan

The heavyweight champion has vowed to retire after his win over Dillian Whyte but promoter Bob Arum thinks Fury could be tempted to change his mind later this year.

Manchester Evening News

Tyson Fury and his three sons wear matching outfits as boxer enjoys retirement

Fury has been pictured in matching outfits with his three sons, alongside his other three children and wife Paris as he begins to enjoy his planned retirement from boxing after his victory over Dillian Whyte

Daily Mirror

Jon Jones suggested as alternative opponent for Tyson Fury crossover bout

UFC legend Chael Sonnen has suggested Jon Jones could be an alternative opponent for Tyson Fury's planned crossover bout with heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou

Daily Mirror

Tyson Fury to be set deadline to decide boxing future after Dillian Whyte KO

Fury has been told he will have just weeks to decide whether he wants to vacate his WBC title and retire from the sport, after knocking out Whyte at Wembley Stadium to retain his belt

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Tyson Fury considers himself 'undisputed' without facing Anthony Joshua or Oleksandr Usyk

There hasn't been an undisputed heavyweight champion for over 20 years, but WBC titleholder Fury claims he has ended his boxing career as one

Evening Standard

Tyson Fury vows he would punch ‘blown-up middleweight’ Oleksandr Usyk around the ring

Tyson Fury insists he would demolish fellow world heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk, but reiterated that his retirement means the blockbuster fight will never happen.

Daily Mirror

Joseph Parker tells Tyson Fury to continue boxing after retirement announcement

Parker has admitted Fury is serious about retirement after discussing it with the champion before his victory over Whyte, but believes he should continue and become undisputed champion

Manchester Evening News

Tyson Fury next fight options emerge including Anthony Joshua and Dillian Whyte 2

Tyson Fury has said he will retire after knocking out Dillian Whyte but the Gypsy King has a number of options if he decides to return to the ring.

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Tyson Fury warned fight with UFC star Francis Ngannou is unlikely to happen

Fury has been told by promoter Eddie Hearn that he is unlikely to secure his crossover fight with Ngannou due to UFC president Dana White's relationship with Top Rank's Bob Arum

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Tyson Fury leaves Piers Morgan hanging after awkward interview exchange

Fury sat down with Morgan after his knockout win over Dillian Whyte last weekend, but technical difficulties meant the interview ended sooner than expected

Daily Mirror

Piers Morgan showers Tyson Fury with compliments - only to be left red-faced

Piers Morgan was showering Tyson Fury with compliments but technical issues meant the heavyweight boxing champion was unable to hear what was said

Daily Record

Scots gangster Robert Kelbie poses for selfies with Noel Gallagher at Tyson Fury title fight

Kelbie was snapped twice with the Oasis legend at the heavyweight championship bout at Wembley which attracted 94,000 fans.

Evening Standard

Tyson Fury insists ‘no amount of money’ will make him rethink decision to retire after Dillian Whyte win

Tyson Fury has once again insisted he has retired from boxing, with the unbeaten heavyweight adamant that no amount of money in the future will persuade him to return to the ring.

AFP

'No amount of money' will tempt Fury back into the ring

London (AFP) - Tyson Fury insists "no amount of money" will tempt him back into the ring after the WBC heavyweight champion retired following his win over Dillian Whyte.

The Independent UK

No amount of money will bring me out of retirement – Tyson Fury

The 33-year-old undefeated WBC heavyweight champion once again declared himself happy with his lot.

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