Fury Training Motor – a look closer to your potential return

Tyson Fury published a video on Instagram today doing a training with his father, John Fury. There were no words of the former heavy weight champion twice in Fury (34-2-1, 24 KO) to indicate if he was planning to leave his retirement for a trilogy game with Oleksandr Usyk or a mega-lluita against Anthony Joshua.

The training clip that started it all

In the clip, the fury of 6’9 ″ fired fast combinations. Fury Pad Training Clip’s brief clip has excited fans on social media today, creating speculations on the “Gypsy King”, which returns from his seven -month retirement to fight Usyk or Joshua. Tyson retired earlier this year on January 13. He is still young at the age of 37 and has a world -class speed speed.

Turki Alralikh has not reacted to Fury post to emphasize if he would be interested in making an offer to establish a trilogy struggle with him and Usyk. This is the struggle that Fury had said he wanted.

Why are fans sounding?

“If I was again again, I would be again to Usyk, but I want a right result in England. That’s what I want immediately; this would be the struggle I want later. In England surely,” Fury told Sky Sports on July 2. “I don’t think you have a fair cry the last two times.”

This comment had fans and the media, believing that Fury intended to return if he could get the third struggle with Usyk.

On August 2, Fury ruled out a comeback, saying -Sky Sports: “Never. Too old, look at my beard, all gray. Boxing is the game of a young man.”

Tyson Fury retirement history

Fury had retired three times before his recent retirement, just to return later. The past retirements of the Roma King:

• November 2013: After a fight with David Haye he canceled for the second time due to David’s injury problems. Fury left retirement on February 14, 2014 to defeat Joey Abell.
• October 2016: Fury had been scheduled to fight Wladimir Klitschko in a resale. Tyson vacated his heavy weight titles WBA, WBO and IBO. Fury left his retirement in May 2018, defeating Sefer Seperi.
• April 2022: After defeating Dillian Whyte in April 2022, Fury announced his retirement inside the ring, saying: “I have fulfilled everything I wanted to fulfill.” Later that year, Fury retired to defeat Derek Chisora ​​on December 2, 2022, in his trilogy match.