And Francis Ngannou? Tyson Fury announces he will retire after next boxing fight

T. Fury is one of the main boxing fighters today. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram @gypsyking101

Tyson Fury says goodbye to Boxing and has decided that his next commitment will be the last of his career. Amid speculation about a fight against the heavyweight champion (up to 120,2kg), Francis Ngannou, the Englishman stated that he will say goodbye to the sport against Dillian Whyte, in a duel scheduled to take place on April 23rd.

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“I’m just going to have one more fight and retire. I'm 34 years old, with $150 million in the bank, beautiful, healthy and young. I'm going to buy a huge yacht abroad, as I have several powerful cars and properties around the world. I just want to sit with a blonde, have a few drinks and think that I managed to succeed. I'm retiring. It's my last fight. I’m counting down,” said Tyson at a press conference to promote his next fight.

Fury, in fact, had already left the sport in the past, shortly after overcoming Wladimir Klitschko and unifying the heavyweight title. At the time, he claimed that he was suffering from depression and no longer had the energy to compete. Still, the fans' expectation is to see him, too, in a confrontation against Francis Ngannou, as well as the winner of the rematch between Oleksandr Usyk and Anthony Joshua.

Boxing phenomenon today, Tyson Fury He is champion of the WBC (World Boxing Confederation) and 'The Ring' and has a successful boxing record. In his career, there are 31 victories in 32 commitments. The only time the athlete did not triumph was in a draw against Deontay Wilder, in 2018.