‘Maybe all of them' – Tyson Fury names three-man hit list that could tempt Gypsy King out of boxing retirement
'The Gypsy King' hung up his gloves once again in January after suffering back-to-back defeats to
in Saudi Arabia.
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Fury has reversed his decision to retire for a fourth time
Credit: PA
Saudi
boxing
chief Turki Alalshikh recently revealed that
he is currently negotiating a three-fight deal with Fury, who was undefeated before losing to Usyk.
And there were three names on the Brit's list when iFL TV asked him to list match-ups that would motivate him to box again.
Fury said: "Well, don't hold your breath, it's not going to be this year, but it might be
next
year.
"If I get the right offer, it might be 2026. If it turns me on, then I will come back.
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"But if there is no turn on, I will stay retired. Anthony Joshua,
Fury won't be able to make a comeback until
next
year due to his ongoing commitments to various projects with
Netflix
.
The two-time world heavyweight champion is currently in the middle of filming a
documentary
about his family life as well as the second series of At Home With The Furys.
Once that's wrapped up, Alalshikh intends to start sowing the seeds for a mouth-watering all-British showdown between Fury and Joshua.
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A
lalshikh recently told The
Boxing
Voice
:
"
Anthony Joshua
and
next year, we are trying to do it and we are thinking about it."
Before
boxing
event at BOXPARK where he confirmed to fans that he would indeed return.
Tyson Fury leaps to Daniel Dubois' defence after Oleksandr Usyk defeat
He previously said: "I do miss it, every single day I wake up in the morning and miss it. I've been away seven months, missed it everyday. I'm open to offers at the moment."
"The takeover! I'm gonna be 37 in about three weeks so I'm going to be the oldest swinger with all these young boys coming up it's going to be difficult."
A
trilogy with Usyk
is Fury's priority, but it will depend on the Ukrainian's plans for the
future
.
The three-time undisputed king did name Fury to the crowd when listing who he should fight
next
, also including Derek Chisora, AJ and
Parker, 33, has been named as the mandatory challenger for 38-year-old's Usyk's IBO world heavyweight title.
'You just run out of things to say' – Usyk is a modern day great and one of the best boxers we have ever seen
OLEKSANDR USYK is a modern day great and one of the best boxers we have ever seen.
The Ukrainian
Two of those came at heavyweight after he had already cleaned up the cruiserweight division.
You just run out of things to say about Usyk.
Everything that he does just impresses you more and more and more.
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