Tyson Fury insists that he is retiring from boxing and said there is no reason to return to sports despite the continuous conjecture of Anthony Joshua.
King Gypsy insisted that he retired in January with the defeat of Oleksandr Usyk in the heavyweight confrontation of Saudi Arabia.
It has recorded the latest retirement announcements throughout Fury’s career, and his records of preserving the hope for all British confrontation with Joshua for a long time have recorded his record.
But in the new video posted on Instagram during vacation, Fury repeated his posture.
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Fury connected with the trainer Sugarhill Steward and suggested that he returned to the ring in a video posted on social media.
“What will I come back for? More belts? I have won 22 of them,” he said. “I was a mess, that’s all, play to them fair play, they used it in me.
“But I’m happy and happy, it’s about what I’ve achieved and achieved. I’m back to the world and returned.
“And this is how Gypsy’s retirement, which is not too shabby.
“What are you for? What will I come back for? I ask that question. I’m retired and retired. I have nothing to prove and come back.”
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Fury also suggested potential profits by saying that he started a business meeting with his dad.
Fury recently returned to boxing when he posted his video in the gym with the trainer Sugarhill Steward.
He and Joshua have been repeatedly connected to one of the biggest fights in British boxing history over the years and repeatedly connected to be repeatedly disassembled.
Fury began to defeat continuously in the first fight last year, missing the opportunity to be a controversial heavyweight champion.
The 36 -year -old boy was a champion as a champion in 2015 to become an integrated champion in 2015, with all major heavyweight titles in two orders.
