Despite all of the talk about his latest retirement would be the one that sticks, even if he were offered a billion dollars, Tyson Fury has seemingly reversed course (in very Tyson Fury fashion), hinting at his return to boxing in the coming year. Many folks never believed Fury’s retirement would last very long, and their beliefs appear to have been vindicated by Fury’s latest post on his social media page.
“The king must return to his throne,” Fury posted in a caption under a rendition of him in Crusader form. “There is a long & lonely road that only I can walk on, but after the long & hard battles awaits immortality! Gods fighting 1man army the battle was won over 2k years ago by a man who goes by the name of Yesuar, in his holy name I march forward, 2026.”
The 37-year-old Fury is most recently coming off consecutive decision losses to Oleksandr Usyk in fights where he’s been critical of the scores, even if most believe he justifiably lost those bouts. A long-awaited fight against Anthony Joshua has been rumored for a while now and with Joshua set for an easy tune-up against Jake Paul, he should be fully fit and ready to take on Fury should that formally come together, which seems to be the mostly likely thing to happen at this point.
