Tyson Fury To Come Out Of Retirement 

British boxer Tyson Fury has indirectly hinted that he wish to come out of retirement this according to his manager of course.

After his win in June against American boxer Dilian Whyte, the Gypsy king revealed he wants to honor the promise he made to his wife by retiring.

Tyson Fury wants to fight again and his promoter is hoping to match him up against Oleksandr Usyk

The 33-year-old boasts of his professional record to 32-0-1 with his TKO win over Whyte at Wembley and defended his WBC and Ring Magazine heavyweight titles in the process.

He then announced his retirement, although chose not to relinquish his belts until he was forced to, in a clear sign that he was likely to defend them again.

Unsurprisingly there is already talk that he could return to the ring just 3 months after retirement according to his UK promoter, Frank Warren, saying that Fury is keen to get back in the ring.

However, he said plans will depend on what happens when Oleksandr Usyk and Anthony Joshua rematch on 20 August, when the Ukrainian tries to beat AJ for a second time and hang onto the WBA, WBO, IBF and IBO heavyweight straps.

‘[Fury] has got itchy feet at the moment, he wants to fight,’ Warren said in an interview

‘I think what’s going to happen is, see what happens on 20 [August] and the outcome of that, and that’ll determine what he intends to do in the future.