Tyson Fury has already retired from boxing five times but is likely to make a stunning comeback again, according to former world champion Johnny Nelson

As Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois rematch for all four of the major world titles, elite fighters are waiting in the wings to get their shot; Tyson Fury wants to return and has targeted a trilogy with Usyk but,

As Daniel Dubois looks to make history against Oleksandr Usyk in their undisputed heavyweight clash at Wembley Stadium, ESPN looks at the 10 greatest British heavyweights of all time.

Tyson Fury, Lennox Lewis and Muhammad Ali were all dominant heavyweight stars of their era.

At 38 years old, Oleksandr Usyk can say that he has accomplished everything a boxer would ever want. He's the king of the heavyweight division, holding the undisputed titles since

Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury are on the verge of finally getting their hands on each other. British boxing fans have been clamouring to see the domestic dust-up for the best part of nine years.

The Tyson Fury next fight news is here, and the Manchester, England native has ended his second retirement for a

Tyson Fury’s retirement — once again — may not last long. The former heavyweight champion could return for a 2026 trilogy fight against Oleksandr Usyk, with the sides “in talks” for the bout, according to The Athletic. The 36-year-old Fury most recently called it a career in January after losing to Usyk for the second consecutive time.

Tyson Fury has claimed he won the fight and said the judges sided with Oleksandr Usyk because “his country is at war”. He tells DAZN: “I believe I won that fight.

After Tyson Fury's return to boxing was seemingly confirmed, the Gypsy King opened up about the horrific miscarriage his wife Paris suffered