Tyson Fury “retiring” after Dillian Whyte fight and insists he’s done with boxing

Anthony Joshua to back up his trash-talk with action after the Brit claimed he would “smoke” Parker.The two former heavyweight boxing champions faced off in March 2018 in a unification bout, which AJ won by unanimous decision to add the WBO belt to his collection.Parker, 30, has boasted an exceptional record of 6-1 since losing his first fight, while the Watford fighter’s career has hit somewhat of a bump following losses to Andy Ruiz and most recently Oleksandr Usyk.And with Joshua claiming he would smoke Parker, the New Zealander has hit back by vowing that “things will be different” if they fought a second time.Parker told Vegas Insider: “I saw what Anthony Joshua has said. He is keen to fight me and smoke me? Come on, he couldn’t smoke me the first time.

Eddie Hearn for making an ambitious claim about the outcome of the upcoming title fight between Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte. Fury will be defending his WBC belt against the mandatory challenger, instead of the undisputed fight he had originally wanted against either Anthony Joshua or Oleksandr Usyk.

disqualified after he shockingly headbutted his opponent last weekend, evoking memories of some of boxing’s most shocking and ugly incidents.Taylor took to the ring in London on the undercard of KSI’s brother Deji’s clash with Alex Wasabi, which headlined the Showstar Boxing event.But seemingly out of nowhere, Taylor headbutted his opponent in the opening round and was disqualified.The shocking moment is reminiscent of several of the sport’s ugliest moments, although some particular incidents stand out more than others.YouTube star Taylor caused chaos after headbutting DK Money in the first round of their boxing grudge match.The YouTuber was disqualified after the illegal move amid alarming scenes as furious fans ripped up seats.

Tyson Fury has outlined his plans to hang up his gloves following his upcoming bout against Dillian Whyte, despite the likelihood of a unification bout. The 33-year-old stated last week that he will bring an end to his illustrious career after his clash against his fellow Brit at Wembley on April 23rd.

Tyson Fury has shared a cheeky new nickname for his WBC Heavyweight Championship opponent Dillian Whyte ahead of their bout.Fury took to Twitter to post a photoshopped picture of Whyte wearing 'frilly knickers', earning him the new nickname.The Gypsy King posted the caption: "Frilly-in (Frillian) Whyte Knickers @DillianWhyte," while he added "new Nickname Pending" on Instagram.Fury and Whyte are set to meet on April 23, with Whyte Fury's WBC mandatory challenger for the belt. There had been hopes of a bout with Anthony Joshua, or a unification clash with Oleksandr Usyk, but Fury will step into the ring with Whyte first.

Tyson Fury has announced that he plans to retire after his upcoming fight with Dillian Whyte in a move which would send shockwaves around the heavyweight division. The Gypsy King was believed to be in line to fight the winner of Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk later this year in what would be a unification bout.

Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte are headed for a titanic heavyweight duel under the Wembley arch in April, with a sellout croowd expected in London for the world championship bout. Fury currently holds the WBC belt for which Whyte is the mandatory challenger and an intense battle is expected, even more so after Whyte failed to turn up to Tuesday's pre-fight press conference.

Tyson Fury has named the two attributes which Dillian Whyte could use to defeat him when they meet for their blockbuster bout in April.Heavyweight champion Fury will take on challenger Whyte in an all-British fight on April 23.Whyte was not present at Tuesday's press conference, after claiming he had not been given a proper invite and being reluctant to leave his training camp in Portugal.Fury seemed to thrive in being the only fighter present at the press conference, and was dressed smartly in one of his signature suits as he answered reporters' questions about the Wembley bout.Of course he talked up his chances, but also admitted that Whyte has a couple of weapons at his disposal which could see the challenger secure a knockout win."I know Dillian Whyte's going to come in prepared, he's going to come in rugged and rough and game and aggressive," he said. "And he's got a big left hook a big right hand and who knows? It could be me chinned on the night."I think both fighters are going for the knockout in this fight and I just think when I land a Lancaster bomber on his jaw, it's going to be over."That could be in round one and it could be in round six.

Tyson Fury has praised his bitter rivals Oleksandr Usyk and the Klitschko brothers, as well as Vasily Lomachenko, for taking up arms and joining Ukrainian forces in the fight against Russian patrols.

Tyson Fury has offered to join the Army should the United Kingdom join Ukraine in their fight against a senseless Russia invasion.Ukrainian ex-boxers Vitali and Wladimir Klitschko, who Fury beat in 2015, have signed up to the Ukrainian military to defend their nation after Russian troops invaded last Thursday.They are not the only boxers to do so, either, with Vasiliy Lomachenko and Oleksandr Usyk both doing the same, along with Ukrainian athletes from other sports.Now, Tyson Fury has revealed that he would be doing the same if the UK were in the same position, stating he would be "first up".Speaking at the first press conference for his upcoming bout with Dillian Whyte, Fury said: “It's (Klitschko brothers) fantastic. I’ll be the first one to sign up if England or America join in.

Anthony Joshua has opened up the possibility of a second domestic dust-up against Dillian Whyte, with a rematch against Oleksandr Usyk currently hanging in the balance.The 32-year-old is due to face Usyk for a second time later this year after losing his WBA, WBO, IBF and IBO belts via a unanimous points decision at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium last September. However, that appears to have been throw into doubt after it emerged Usyk, who is Ukrainian, had enlisted with the Kyiv Territorial Defence in a bid to defend his country against Russia.

Anthony Joshua has revealed he is ‘rooting for’ Dillian Whyte when the Body Snatcher takes on fellow British heavyweight Tyson Fury next month.After lengthy discussions it was finally agreed and announced last week that Whyte would challenge Fury for his WBC title at Wembley Stadium on April 23.Joshua himself has a long rivalry with Whyte, which stretches right back to their amateur boxing days.The pair also met on the professional circuit back in 2015, where Joshua prevailed thanks to a seventh round knockout at The O2 Arena in London.Despite his lasting feud with the Body Snatcher, and admitting he ‘hates him’, AJ revealed he hopes the 33-year-old prevails as he attempts to become the heavyweight champion of the world.Joshua told iFL TV: “I'm rooting for Dillian, even though I hate him, and I want to smash him one of these days. Go on Dillian, I'm with you all the way.”There is no doubt Whyte is posed with a big task if he is to become world champion, with the undefeated Fury regarded by many as the best heavyweight on the planet.As a result, Joshua revealed what he thinks his long-time rival needs to do in order to come away from Wembley Stadium victorious.He commented: “It's a good opponent [for Fury], it's a good [title] defence against Dillian Whyte.“Dillian Whyte needs to come in, look at what Tyson Fury does and reacts to, and do the complete opposite.

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua has been touted as the biggest fight in British boxing history, but the Gypsy King's former trainer doesn't see it being all that close.In fact, Steve Egan went so far as to suggest AJ is "scared to death" of Fury and would be far outclassed by the Wythenshawe native if the pair do eventually meet in the ring.Egan started training Fury when he was a 14-year-old amateur in 2002 and helped oversee the early stages of the 33-0-1 fighter's development.The Gypsy King now holds the WBC and 'The Ring' world heavyweight titles and is hoping to unify the belts but also settle a score against his long-time rival.It's a bout that's long attracted attention as a once-in-a-lifetime encounter, but Fury's former mentor doesn't envision the clash being very competitive."Well, I hope that happens. It’s an easy fight for Tyson," Egan told SunSport.

The biggest stage for the biggest star in heavyweight boxing.Tyson Fury will return home to fight under the Wembley arch in a blockbuster showdown with British rival Dillian Whyte.What a homecoming this will be for the WBC champion after he went to America and took apart Deontay Wilder.Now Fury will get to fight in front of 90,000 fans at the iconic stadium.We are delighted to get this clash over the line after our record purse win recently and tickets will go on sale on Wednesday.I don’t expect them to last long as this is going to be an incredible occasion for fans across the world and capture the imagination of the country.It will also be the first fight card we have staged at Wembley Stadium since Frank Bruno became world champion by beating Oliver McCall in 1995.Of course, to stage Fury against Whyte we had to win the WBC purse bid and we won another major one this week too.Zach Parker will get home advantage for his big night against Demetrius Andrade after we won the purse bid to stage the super-middleweight clash.Now we are looking to put the WBO ‘interim’ title fight on at Pride Park - the home of Parker’s beloved Derby County.This is going to be a very tough fight for unbeaten Parker against former WBO middleweight champion Andrade.The American will bring over an unblemished record and a reputation for being hard to beat.But Parker is confident he can cause the upset and put himself right in line for a shot at undisputed super-middleweight champion Canelo Alvarez.On Thursday, the purse bids took place and yet again Queensberry Promotions sealed the deal.We put in a bid of $1,834,050 (£1,372,378) and beat Matchroom Sport, the other bidders, who submitted an offer of $1,750,00 (£1,309,087).That is what is known

The Ukrainian Klitschko brothers rose to the top of world boxing as fearsome heavyweights.Each of the brothers took part in major matches and are regarded as some of the finest fighters in the division's history. Vitali, 50, is the older of the two, born five years ahead of Wladimir, 45.Between them, they took on some huge fights.

Tyson Fury is set to make at least £25million in upcoming fight with Dillian Whyte - with potentially much more coming in.

Tommy Fury has taken aim at Dillian Whyte, insisting the Brit will be his brother Tyson’s ‘easiest fight’ to date.Heavyweight champion of the world Tyson will put his WBC belt on the line in April, as he takes on mandatory challenger Whyte.Whyte officially signed the contract to take on the Gypsy King on Tuesday, with reports suggesting that the fight is set to take place on April 23.And within hours of the announcement that the Body Snatcher had put pen to paper, the trash talk from the Fury camp begun, with the Gypsy King’s younger brother Tommy taking aim.In an interview with Sky Sports, the former Love Island star admitted that his sibling’s bout with Whyte will be his ‘easiest fight’ yet.He said: “In this game, there is levels to it - that's just the top and bottom of it in boxing - and Dillian Whyte just isn't at Tyson's level."This will be one of Tyson's easiest fights, because you go from Deontay Wilder who can put your lights out in one second with one punch and then you're going over to Dillian Whyte who has not always looked the best, not always been up there."He's taken a while to get this title shot, he's got a few miles on the clock himself, he's had a few bad knock-outs - I don't see him posing any threat.Can Dillian Whyte end Tyson Fury's unbeaten run? Let us know in the comments section below."It's heavyweight boxing, anything can happen, but as far as him being the best and ruling the division, Tyson is that man and will do for however long he wants to."Tommy himself is also eyeing a return to the ring, after he was forced to miss out on his eagerly anticipated fight with Jake Paul last December through injury.As a result Paul instead went on to fight his previous opponent Tyron Woodley, who he defeated

Tyson Fury has brutally reacted to Dillian Whyte finally penning a £5.6m fight contract after several months of back and forth negotiations.The Gypsy King, 33, defeated Deontay Wilder in his trilogy bout back in October and looked destined to face Anthony Joshua for the first unified heavyweight of the WBA–WBC–IBF–WBO era.But Joshua suffered the second loss of his career the previous month at the Tottenham Hostpur stadium where Oleksandr Usyk stripped him of his belts via unanimous decision. There was talk that Joshua would step aside of a second fight with Usyk to face Fury, but the former heavyweight champion instantly triggered his rematch clause.Fury has since been ordered to take on mandatory challenger Whyte, 33, who was delaying signing the contract as he wanted a bigger share of the fight purse.But the Jamaican-born boxer has now settled for a 20 per cent share of the stakes and Fury has taken to Instagram to mock Whyte's predictability."Oh my God, Dillian Whyte signed his contract for $8million [£5.6m].

The much awaited all-British heavyweight championship fight between Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte has now been confirmed with Whyte signing his contract.

Anthony Joshua at her gym.Chiz Egbuziem, a 22-year-old student and powerlifter at Loughborough University, posted the video on TikTok and it’s received over 200k likes on the social media platform.“So this happened just before my bench set”, she wrote in the caption, with the former world champion walking past her as she was about to attempt a chest press.Joshua was seemingly heard saying: “Get them weights in girl”, while Egbuziem visibly could not contain her excitement.She captioned the video “I crumbled girls I crumbled” alongside a crying emoji.The video has gone viral, with online users commenting how they would have acted in the same way in such a chance encounter.One wrote: “Could this happen to me please?”Another said: “I fully would too lol.”The rematch between Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk is expected to be announced for early summer this year but still nothing has been confirmed yet.The Brit was beaten convincingly by Usyk at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in an upset last September, losing his WBA (Super), IBF, WBO, and IBO titles world heavyweight titles.Now Joshua is out for redemption this year. He had hoped to face Tyson Fury in 2022 for a unification fight but now things have changed and a rematch with the Ukrainian is on the cards.Joshua told Sky in January that those belts were rightly his: “I belong on the big stage, I belong as a champion, I belong among the names of this current generation.

Boxing fans are set to be spoilt in 2022, with a host of top-class bouts already scheduled and many more on their way.