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Andy Ruiz Jr and Joseph Parker have emerged as potential opponents for Tyson Fury should a fight against Dillian Whyte fail to materialise.

Tyson Fury's camp have confirmed that talks are underway to finalise a date for the Dillian Whyte fight.

Tyson Fury’s promoter Bob Arum is adamant that the Gypsy King would wipe the floor with a prime Mike Tyson, and said Iron Mike would be ‘no contest’ for the current heavyweight champion of the world.Fury has opened the door in recent weeks to a potential exhibition with the great Tyson, after he told iFL: “I love watching Mike come back and fight you know, I would love to fight Mike Tyson in an exhibition.“If the Dillian Whyte [fight] doesn’t happen, then I would love to [fight] Mike in an exhibition."Tyson vs Tyson, past vs present and there is just so much fun to have out there in this game.”The Gypsy King’s mention of a potential bout between two of boxing’s past and present stars has resulted in plenty of talk and excitement from fans

Legendary boxing promoter Bob Arum has branded celebrity fights such as the upcoming bout between Tommy Fury and Jake Paul as 'circus acts'.

Tyson Fury has big plans for 2022 as he seeks three tests - but it could then signal the end of the Gypsy King's illustrious career.

Tyson Fury’s next fight will take place no later than March 2022, the world heavyweight champion’s co-promoter Bob Arum has confirmed.

Tyson Fury has backed American talent Jared Anderson as his successor as WBC world heavyweight champion, his promoter Bob Arum has revealed.

Tyson Fury will return to the ring no later than April and his next fight is highly likely to take place in the UK, his co-promoter Bob Arum has stated.

Tyson Fury is set to return to the ring in March and will fight in the UK in his next bout, his co-promoter Bob Arum has stated.

Tyson Fury's promoter Bob Arum has apologised to Kate Abdo following his foul-mouthed outburst at last week's pre-fight press conference.To avoid the risk of the two heavyweight giants swinging punches three days before the bout actually took place, both camps had agreed beforehand that there would be no staged staredown.

Tyson Fury's promoter Bob Arum has said the heavyweight superstar "will figure out" what will come next after his win over Deontay Wilder.

Tyson Fury's thrilling win over Deontay Wilder was the most "magnificent" heavyweight fight he has ever seen.Fury knocked Wilder out in the 11th round of an all-time classic in Las Vegas on Saturday night, climbing off the canvas twice to bring the curtain down on their iconic trilogy.After scoring a knockdown in the third round, the Gypsy King was sent crashing to the deck on two occasions in the fourth and appeared on the verge of a shock defeat.Yet from the fifth onwards he regained complete control of the contest, unleashing a series of brutal attacks which weakened Wilder's legs but never his heart.Somehow the American soaked up relentless punishment and stuck in there until the 11th, when a crisp right hand knocked him down to the

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox! Veteran boxing promoter Bob Arum used expletives to lash out at British sports broadcaster Kate Abdo after being left furious by her hosting of the Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder III press conference.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Tyson Fury has had a difficult last few months.First, talks of a lucrative all-British heavyweight unification bout with Anthony Joshua collapsed after an American arbitration court ordered the Gypsy King to face Deontay Wilder a third time.Then, just a few weeks out from the bout, Fury tested positive for COVID-19 and was forced to withdraw from the trilogy clash with Wilder.Since his positive test, the current WBC heavyweight champion has been blasted by numerous figures in the boxing world, and recently stated that he felt “disappointed” and “let down” by UK fight fans.Despite all of this, according to promoter Bob Arum, the Gypsy King remains in good spirits and has not been

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Oleksandr Usyk has reunited with former trainer Anatoly Lomachenko ahead of his upcoming heavyweight world title fight with Anthony Joshua.Lomachenko is one of the most highly respected trainers in boxing and is the father of Vasyl Lomachenko, one of the pound-for-pound best fighters in the world.Vasyl’s promoter Bob Arum shared the news of their reunion in a recent interview with Sky Sports, and claimed Anthony Joshua is in for a “really tough fight with Usyk.”"Let me caution you something because even though I don't promote him, I consider him a really good friend and that's Oleksandr Usyk.

Do you think Muhammad Ali was the greatest fighter of all time? Let us know in the comments section below.Ali Walsh, who was born on Chicago's South Side and now resides in Las Vegas, made his amateur bow at a benefit for St Baldrick's Foundation and even broke out the famous Ali shuffle.He is currently a full-time business student at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, after graduating from Bishop Gorman High School in 2018.As the grandson of a fighter many regard as the greatest of all time, his professional career will generate unparalleled levels of attention and intrigue.Navigating his journey will be Top Rank chief Bob Arum, who promoted 27 of his grandfather's fights - including the iconic 'Thrilla in Manila' against Joe

Tyson Fury’s upcoming trilogy bout with Deontay Wilder recently went on sale, and fans who want to watch the bout live will have to pay a small fortune The bout is currently set to take place on July 24th at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas with the WBC and Ring Magazine heavyweight titles on the line, and gaining entry to the arena alone will cost fans $500.The cheapest seats at the event, located at the top of the upper bowl of the venue, cost $505.

Tyson Fury announced on May 16 that the Anthony Joshua fight was “100 per cent on” for August 14 there was some surprise from those involved in the negotiations.Many knew the deal for the WBC heavyweight champion to face WBA, IBF and WBO title holder Joshua still had a few minor snags to be sorted.The fact even Joshua remained silent at this point suggests he knew the bout wasn't there just yet but it was close. Within 24 hours the fight would be heading for ruin.The arbitration case with Deontay Wilder which was due to be decided upon on May 17.Fury's US promoter Bob Arum had eased fears for months over it.

Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury meeting in the ring later this year - not all hope is lost.That is according to Fury's co-promoter and Top Rank Boxing chief executive Bob Arum, who thinks there is a good chance the duo could still fight before the turn of the year.One of the biggest bouts in British boxing history was originally intended to take place in August, before talks were left in tatters after it emerged that an American judge had ordered Fury to take part in a third fight against Deontay Wilder.With no fight against Fury on the immediate horizon, Joshua is now gearing up for a clash with former undisputed cruiserweight champion Oleksandr Usyk in September.Despite this, Arum believes there is still a possibility Fury and Joshua will

Tyson Fury's dad John has urged his son to “bin” his WBC heavyweight championship belt and just fight Anthony Joshua. The Gypsy King was scheduled to face his fellow Brit for a unification bout on August 14 in Saudi Arabia.

Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder have reportedly agreed terms for their trilogy rematch to take place on July 24 - with promoter Bob Arum saying the contracts will be signed in the coming days.