The Fury Rebirth: Tyson’s small physicist points to a return to the ring

Tyson Fury still retired published a short training video on Instagram, similar, Shadowboxing in the gym before the comeback in 2026. Tyson, 37, has not yet announced a comeback, but the way he is training and his slender form causes fans to believe that he will officially soon.

The ex-heavy weight champion twice in Fury (34-2-1, 24 kos) has not fought since its 12-round unanimous decision against Oleksandr Usyk last year on December 7, 2024. It retired one month later on January 13, 2025.

Fury looks good at the video from today and physically in a better way than in his last fight against Usyk. Tyson weighed 281 pounds for this struggle and was considerably heavier than the 262 pounds He weighed by his first fight against Oleksandr on May 18, 2024. Fury had complained after his first defeat on Usyk that he should have been given the division. That is why fans were surprised by the heavy one that came to resale. They waited for Tyson to be trimmed.

Last month, on July 2, Fury told Sky Sports that if he returned, he would be avenged against Usyk. He felt that the judges had been tough in their two fights.

“If I was again, I would again at Usyk, but I want a right result in England,” Fury told Sky Sports. “This would be the struggle I want after.”

Usyk could defend his undisputed heavy weight championship against his mandatory Wbo, Joseph Parker. After that, he will be free to face the fury if there is interest on his part.

“I never believed it a second. As far as I was concerned, he is part of his negotiation skills,” said commentator Johnny Nelson a Sky Sports about the retirement of Tyson Fury. “Mentally, I could never live comfortably moving away from the party because he is a struggle man. He does not think he has lost the last struggle (against Usyk). He is very annoying and very bitter because of it. I get it.”