Tyson Fury has once again used his platform to speak up in defence of someone facing online abuse. The former heavyweight champion shared a public message after seeing ‘Big John’ Fisher targeted by trolls over his appearance.
Tyson Fury has more than made a habit of retiring and then unretiring throughout his career, and therefore, it was no surprise to many when recently “The Gypsy King” announced his intention to return to professional boxing in 2026.
Former WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury (34-2-1, 24 KOs) continues his comeback while sharing it on social media and recently showed interest in fighting former unified champion Andy Ruiz (35-2-1, 22 KOs).
Now that Zuffa Boxing has started up, a few notable names from the UFC have shown interest in joining the new promotion. Dana White has a busy schedule this week, with Zuffa Boxing hosting an event tonight before UFC 324 kicks off at T-Mobile Arena later this weekend.
A huge heavyweight bout could end up involving the UFC president following recent reports. Several UFC stars have expressed interest in competing on Zuffa Boxing now that the promotion is up and running.
Golf is a pastime for many professional athletes, but rarely is it used to train for a knockout performance in a fight. The idea we have of a boxing training camp is similar to what we remember from Rocky.
Tyson Fury is set to return to the professional boxing ring in 2026, and one of the sport’s most influential promoters has publicly welcomed the news. Eddie Hearn, known for promoting some of boxing’s biggest names, described Fury’s comeback as good for the heavyweight division and for the sport as a whole.
Tyson Fury has made a habit over the years of retiring and then unretiring. The former heavyweight champion recently announced his intention to return to professional boxing in 2026.
Tyson Fury, who is on the verge of another return to boxing, has named his picks for the 10 hardest-hitting heavyweights in history. Just a few weeks back, the former heavyweight champion revealed he is stepping out of retirement to fight again in 2026.
Ahead of another comeback to the sport of boxing, former champion Tyson Fury has shared a top 10 hardest heavyweight punchers ever list. Just a few weeks ago, former heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury announced that after just over a year of being retired, he is returning to the sport in 2026.
John Fury has vowed to get his son Tyson Fury into shape amid the latter’s announcement that he is coming out of retirement. The “Gypsy King” recently ended a year-long retirement that began in January 2025 following back-to-back losses to unified champion Oleksandr Usyk.
Russian heavyweight contender Arslanbek Makhmudov has been thrown into the mix to face former two-time heavyweight world champion Tyson Fury, who will return later this year, having been out of action since losing back-to-back against Oleksandr Usyk just over a year ago.
Tyson Fury’s dad is ready to take charge of his son’s comeback, promising to rebuild the entire training set-up and get him in peak condition before he returns to the ring.
Tommy Fury has insisted that fans will either love or hate his next fight announcement – but everyone will be tuning in. The popular Love Islander and brother of Tyson Fury spent the entirety of 2024 recovering from surgery on a hand injury that he feels led to lacklustre performances in his big fights of the previous year.
A routine victory for one of the Furys ended in a stoppage that didn’t go down well with the fans in attendance. Tyson Fury has admitted that he could pay the costs of making a return to the ring at 37 years old after announcing his retirement last year.
Tyson Fury is ready to beat more of the world’s best boxers, “fat belly” in tow. The former unified heavyweight champion had yet another short-lived retirement before announcing his return to boxing.
Former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury recently delivered news that came as no surprise: “The Gypsy King” is making his return. He has retired and unretired at various times over the years, so this time would not have shocked many. Fury has been working out with Kevin Lerena ahead of an expected 2026 comeback.
Tyson Fury has returned and is looking to get back into the ring in a big way. And in a statement online, Fury said that fellow British basher Fabio Wardley “could be an option” for 2026.
At 37 years old, Tyson Fury has announced he will make another comeback to the sport of boxing. After suffering a second loss to Oleksandr Usyk at the end of 2024, Tyson Fury announced once again that he was retiring from the sport of boxing.
Tyson Fury, the former heavyweight world champion, has revealed his three preferred opponents for when he steps back into the ring in 2026. Tyson Fury has officially confirmed his return to professional boxing in 2026, ending his second retirement following defeats to Oleksandr Usyk in December 2024.
In a move that surprised few yet electrified the boxing world, Tyson Fury has officially declared his intention to return from retirement in 2026. The former heavyweight champion, whose career has been a rollercoaster of retirements and comebacks, announced via social media on Sunday, stating, “2026 is that year.
Tyson Fury says he is returning to boxing, raising questions over what is next for The Gypsy King. Fury retired in January 2025 after suffering two consecutive defeats to Oleksandr Usyk, but the “Gypsy King” appears revitalized.
Once again, Tyson Fury is back. One year after announcing his retirement from boxing, the heavyweight icon has picked up the gloves and set his sights on a return to competition in 2026, teasing fans with a training video posted to Instagram that confirms what many suspected: Fury isn’t done.
Tyson Fury is officially back in the gym and eyeing a 2026 return to the heavyweight division, as fans reacted to his latest training footage. On New Year’s Day, the “Gypsy King” shared training footage of himself smashing the pads, signaling that his year-long retirement may be coming to an end.
Joshua will take on YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul at the Kaseya Center on Dec. 19 in what will be his comeback match after a 15-month absence due to his knockout loss to Daniel Dubois in September 2024.