Gypsy King: Last News

After announcing his retirement U-turn following victory against Dillian Whyte at Wembley in April, Tyson Fury has once more been touted for a future fight by his US promoter Bob Arum, who says he will fight again before the end of 2022 with Joe Joyce a potential opponent for the Gypsy King.

Tyson Fury has referred to himself as "the people's champion," but he was in no mood to entertain one particular fan at a boxing event in Liverpool on Friday.The 33-year-old was captured on video shoving an overly enthusiastic admirer away as he headed for the exit. Fury had just watched cousin Nathan Gorman stop Tomas Salek in the first round of their clash at the M&S Bank Arena when a crowd of supporters blocked his path.The fan in question took his shot and attempted to get a snap with the 'Gypsy King', attempting to put an arm over his shoulder before being swiftly rejected.

Tyson Fury has slammed Manchester United as a team full of prima donnas before urging for a squad clearout this summer.The Manchester-born heavyweight boxing champion is a lifelong fan and has been spotted at Old Trafford on several occasions. But while Fury’s stock has continued to rise over the past decade into becoming arguably the greatest boxer in the world, United have declined significantly.And the Gypsy King, who is undefeated as a professional fighter, is self-confessedly sick of the Red Devils’ constant losing.

Tyson Fury insists he has no plans to return to boxing despite talk of a retirement U-turn intensifying in the past few weeks.The 33-year-old told fans he was done after knocking out Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium in April and has consistently insisted that there's no chance of a re-think, despite the allure of a title-unification fight against the winner of Anthony Joshua vs Oleksandr Usyk.And in a post to Instagram on Tuesday evening the Gypsy King said he was sticking to his guns, telling followers that reports of him returning to boxing is "news to me".While working out on an exercise bike, Fury said: "I've just read today that I'm supposed to be coming out of retirement."That's news to me. As far as I'm concerned I'm staying."Earlier this week, Fury's promoter Bob Arum hinted at an emphatic return to action for the world heavyweight champion, saying: "Tyson Fury is retired and he will be retired until we come to him with the next big event and then he will unretire.Will Tyson Fury stay retired? Let us know what you reckon in the comments section."I think Fury is going to wait to see how the [Anthony] Joshua fight comes out with [Oleksandr] Usyk, and then he'll make a determination whether he wants to continue," Arum added."Other than fighting the winner of Joshua-Usyk, there's really nothing that's really of interest to Tyson Fury, so we will have to see."Despite supposedly hanging up his gloves, Fury has not vacated any of his world titles yet, so fan scepticism is more than a little understandable.

Former world heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder has vowed to come back to the sport of boxing despite back-to-back defeats to Tyson Fury.

Tyson Fury kicking a taxi after its driver refused him entry. The incident occurred in the beautiful French city of Cannes, where the Gypsy King, 33, has been enjoying some down time after his victory over Dillian Whyte last month. But the heavyweight champion saw red as a taxi denied him entry.

Tyson Fury has been snubbed from the list of top 10 fighters in the world despite knocking out Dillian Whyte just two weeks ago. The world heavyweight champion, who has gone his entire career undefeated, has found himself excluded from Ring magazine's pound for pound top rankings following his retirement from the sport.

Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte ended in a stoppage for the Gypsy King in April 2022.The victory leaves Fury as one of the division’s top fighters in history after he put the Body Snatcher down with a cruel uppercut.Francis Ngannou, the champion of the UFC Heavyweight division and a serious name in the ring for Fury’s next fight, hopped into the ring after the fight to have an interesting chat with the WBC champ.Fury said: "I'm the boxing heavyweight champion, he's the UFC heavyweight champion, he's in great shape, look at the muscles on him." Ngannou then chimed in: "We are going to find out who is the baddest motherf***er on the planet."Ngannou is out of contract with UFC at the end of 2022, and if he were to allow this to expire would be free to make a deal with Fury.Fury shocked fans on Piers Morgan’s TalkTV show on Wednesday, April 27, when he said: "I am done. Every good dog has its day."Like the great Roman leader said, there will always be someone else to fight.

Tyson Fury has reiterated his stance on retiring and also claimed that he will be growing his hair back.The Gypsy King, 33, said before his title fight with Dillian Whyte that it would be his final-ever bout. After defeating his fellow Brit with a brutal knockout in the sixth round at Wembley, the Manchester fighter doubled down on his comments that he would be hanging up his gloves - and said that he may even get rid of the bald look.When asked by talkSPORT what he will do now, Fury replied: "I am retired.

PARIS Fury stunned in a rare snap with daughter Venezuela after husband Tyson insisted he's quitting boxing. Paris, 32, posed with her eldest daughter in a restaurant and looked super glam.

Piers Morgan was left red-faced after paying a glowing tribute to WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, only for some technical difficulties to mean the Gypsy King had not heard what he said. Fury was speaking to Morgan on his new show Piers Morgan Uncensored on TalkTV, where he doubled down on his retirement claims and insisted he was "done" with boxing.

Tyson Fury is miles better than boxing rival Anthony Joshua. Despite never meeting in the ring, the Gypsy King, 33, has held a long-standing rivalry with Joshua due to their longevity at the top of the heavyweight division.

The Furys might spend a lot of time cheering on Tyson in his fights in Vegas, but the Morecambe mansion where the family spends their downtime could rival the US city in its luxury.

Dillian Whyte has spoken out for the first time since his defeat to Tyson Fury and admitted both men were on edge during the fight.Whyte held his own for five rounds against Fury but came unstuck midway through the sixth following a heavy right uppercut from the Gypsy King. Whyte got back to his feet within the count, but the referee called a halt to the contest as the Body Snatcher began to stagger around the ring. Victory for Fury ensured he retained his Ring Magazine belt as Whyte fell short on his first attempt at a world title.

Tyson Fury will be retiring until he's matched his own feat of becoming the undisputed world heavyweight champion.'The Gypsy King' was at his dominant best against Dillian Whyte on Saturday night, controlling the opening five rounds before dropping him with a brutal right uppercut in the sixth. To his credit, 'The Body Snatcher' staggered back to his feet but referee Mark Lyson promptly called for the bell.But in the immediate aftermath of his win, attention soon turned to whether or not the WBC and The Ring champion would ever be seen donning the gloves again.

Tyson Fury has doubled down on his wish to retire after his knockout victory over Dillian Whyte.The Gypsy King retained his WBC and The Ring heavyweight titles as well as keeping lineal bragging rights following a dramatic sixth round stoppage on Saturday night. Fury controlled the first five rounds before delivering a devastating right uppercut, which sent ‘The Body Snatcher’ to the floor.Whyte was unable to continue despite getting back to his feet, meaning Fury extended his flawless record to 32 wins and 0 losses, but confirmed it “could be the end” of his career. And the champion went on to double down on his words in the post-fight press conference.Fury said: “I’m happy with my decisions.

Tyson Fury's adoring fans have told him to postpone his retirement plans until he faces off against Oleksandr Usyk to unify the heavyweight division after his convincing victory over Dillian Whyte. Fury retained his WBC and The Ring heavyweight titles as well as keeping lineal bragging rights, and could unify the division with a bout against Usyk, who currently holds the WBA, IBF, WBO and IBO heavyweight titles.

Tyson Fury has reiterated his claim that he's now set to retire from boxing after flooring Dillian Whyte to retain his world heavyweight belts, but the decision wasn't welcomed among sections of the Wembley crowd who are desperate to see him continue.Fury controlled the first five rounds before unleashing a savage right uppercut on Whyte, which sent the challenger to the canvas. 'The Body Snatcher' did stumble back to his feet, but was clearly in no shape to continue as referee Mark Lyson waved off proceedings.The 94,000 strong crowd had been in raptures earlier in the evening when Fury, 33, entered the ring on a throne in what proved a spectacular entrance.

Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte's boxing battle threatened to descend into chaos after water was thrown into the ring from the fans.It came during a tense fourth round where both fighters exchanged words in the ring after Fury was angered by Whyte during a clash of heads. After being pulled apart, the Body Snatcher landed a punch that left his opponent bad-tempered.Referee Mark Lyson spoke at length with the two boxers in an attempt to stop the bout becoming a mess.But in a chaotic turn of events, a bottle of water was thrown into the ring from a section of the supporters.

Tyson Fury's friend Carl Froch has claimed the boxer's wife Paris is pregnant with the couple's seventh child. Boxer Tyson, AKA the Gypsy King, is due to face Dillian Whyte in the ring on Saturday evening.Tyson, 33, and his wife Paris, 32, are yet to confirm or deny the news.The apparent slip up came as former boxer Carl, 44, discussed if Tyson, who recently claimed he had slept with more than 500 women, will retire after his clash with Whyte on BBC Breakfast. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Tommy Fury has backed his brother Tyson Fury to retire after fighting Dillian Whyte in April as he has "nothing left to prove".The Gipsy King, 33, is returning to the ring next month to face mandatory challenger Whyte following a historic trilogy with Deontay Wilder.But the bout is being billed as Fury's final encounter with the Englishman announcing his shock retirement at the pre-fight press conference last Tuesday.And Love Island star Tommy is eager to see his older brother hang up his gloves upon the culmination of the Wembley bout."Yeah, definitely, 100 per cent. I would like to see Tyson retire after this one," he told EsNEWS."He beat the man who beat the man and he's beat all the top men out there.