Tyson Fury May Quit Boxing When His Contract Is Up

Tyson Fury May Quit Boxing When His Contract Is Up

Tyson Fury May Quit Boxing When His Contract Is Up!

It’s being alleged that after Tyson Fury has a huge fight against Deontay Wilder on Saturday, he might throw in the towel and STOP boxing all together. Read on to hear why Tyson Fury may quit boxing after Wilder fight…

 

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CelebNSports247.com reports that on Monday, Fury told ESPN’s Ariel Helwani that he is considering walking away from boxing after his current contract is up.

Tyson Fury, 31, who is at the top of a revitalized heavyweight division, if he beats Wilder will OWN the WBC, The Ring and lineal heavyweight titles.

If he accomplishes this, Fury says, he just doesn’t think there’s much left for him to accomplish. While he has three fights left on his contract with ESPN, he’s already thinking about a future outside of boxing.

Tyson had this to say when Helwani asked why he would walk away when there is still a ton of money to be made?

Fury replied with this answer:

Because I don’t need to fight anymore. What is the point? What am I going to gain from it? When I beat Wilder on Saturday, I’ll have completed the game. The game will be completed. I’ll have won every single belt there is to win in the game, from minor to major, and I’ll have won The Ring magazine belt twice — becoming only the second man in history to do that, me and Muhammad Ali. … Even after this win on Saturday, there’s nothing more to do. Nothing more to be gained.

Apparently, Fury doesn’t NEED a ton of money. But many still want to see Fury beat fellow British heavyweight Anthony Joshua. Especially since he holds the WBA, IBF, WBO and IBO heavyweight titles.

Bottom line, the winner of Fury-Wilder will face intense pressure to battle Joshua in a title unification bout.

Fury and Wilder battled to a thrilling draw in December of 2018 that was one of the best heavyweight fights in years. Both men remain undefeated, with Fury at 29-0-1 and Wilder at 42-0-1. There is a ton of boxing left in both of their bodies, but it’s clear Fury thinks he can go elsewhere and do other things.

It’s also worth noting that Fury has already dipped his toe into the world of professional wrestling and had one match at WWE’s Crown Jewel event. He reportedly made $15 million for that appearance alone.

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