Sharing with British media, Tyson Fury confirmed that he would not retire as the previous announcement, but soon returned to play in the near future. The reason Fury decided to return was money, when he could earn more than £ 200 million in the upcoming match.
Earlier in April, Fury said he would retire after the victory of Dillian Whyte. TKo victory over the opponent helped Fury maintain his unbeaten record in his career, and had an additional £ 150 million in his account to estimate for the future.
When Fury announced the retirement, most boxing fans thought this was his wind. At the age of 33, the opportunity for Fury to continue the radio and make money is still very large. In addition, King Digan has two rivals ready to fight him, Joshua and Usyk.
“I still practice daily, 2 sessions a day, jogging in the early morning and lifting weights, fighting in the evening,” Fury shared. “I am enjoying my life. On average, every day I run about 6km, then fight 6 rounds to keep the best body.”
Very talented but also many disabilities, Fury recently left a bad image before the media when he was kicked out of a taxi when he came to Cannes to travel. The driver did not accept to carry Fury and his brother accompanied by them so drunk. Fury himself admitted he behaved like a fool.