WBC heavyweight champion and lineal heavyweight champion, Tyson Fury has dropped retirement hints as he gets ready to face Deontay Wilder for the third time this Saturday, October 9, IgbereTV reports.
The 33-year-old undefeated boxer holds an undefeated record in the heavyweight division and most recently beat Wilder by TKO in February 2020.
Fury became a world champion for the first time in December 2015 when he beat Wladimir Klitschko and has not lost since, despite drawing against Wilder in their first meeting in 2018.
Now, ahead of the blockbuster fight which will determine the king of the heavyweight division, especially as Anthony Joshua lost to Oleksandr Usyk last month, Fury has now stated that he won’t be bothered if his fight with Wilder is his last.
‘Listen I could walk away today and never look at boxing again and I’ve done what I’ve done and it can never be taken away,’ Fury told BBC Radio 5 Live’s Boxing podcast.
‘People would always remember the enigmatic Tyson Fury, the crazy man who fought everybody. Wasn’t bothered about nobody. Even the biggest punchers in our generation didn’t faze him. Went across the pond, fought Klitschko in Germany.
