I’ll Retire After My Rematch With Wilder And After Facing Anthony Joshua – Fury

Popular boxer, Tyson Fury has confirmed that he is planning to retire after 2 major fights.

Speaking on This Morning with his wife Paris Fury, the present WBC heavyweight champion of the world spoke about his future plans.

According to Fury, after his rematch with Deontay Wilder, he’ll face Anthony Joshua and then retire from boxing.

He added that he has always been the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world because he has all the belts while Anthony Joshua just has his leftovers.

His words, “I’ve got two more fights left, then we’re going to really think about what we do from there.

“How long does a piece of string go on? I’m undefeated in 31 professional fights and this is my 12th year as a professional.

“I’ve already been the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. When I beat Klitschko I had all the belts, so as far as I’m concerned Anthony Joshua just has my leftovers.

“I never lost those belts, I had to take time out to deal with mental health issues, so they’re my belts. Until a man is defeated in a boxing ring, how can you pretend to be the champion?”

“It’s almost an anti-climax. You elevate yourself in mind and body to go and box at his level and nothing means anything apart from the fight. Then you win and it’s like,

‘Oh well, I’ve done that’ and I slide down the other side. But I feel fine, I’ve learned over the years to maintain the mental health problems and to train on a daily basis and keep a routine.

“It takes me about two weeks to get back to normal after a massive fight.

“It is a rollercoaster of emotions, to be away from the kids and the school run and the screaming and shouting, it takes a lot to come back to that and get re-adjusted to that after three months away.”