This past Saturday night in Manchester, heavyweight veteran Derek Chisora mentioned three possible opponents for his 50th and likely final in-ring appearance.

Frank Warren, the longtime promoter of former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, says the boxer seems very happy in retirement. Last month, Fury shockingly announced his retirement from the sport.

Tyson Fury has retired – again. “The Gypsy King” has announced his departure from the sport several times throughout the years, but after two close losses against Oleksandr Usyk in 2024, and a lucrative showdown waiting in the wings against Anthony Joshua, the former heavyweight champion Fury (34-2-1, 24 KOs) has decided to call it quits on his career at the age of 36.

FRANK WARREN does not expect Tyson Fury to reverse his retirement this time and believes his body of work puts him alongside Lennox Lewis as Britain’s greatest ever heavyweight.

Tyson Fury was one of the few elite-level boxers in the world who didn’t attend The Ring’s inaugural awards gala Saturday night in London. The former WBC heavyweight champion further distanced himself from Oleksandr Usyk, Anthony Joshua, Daniel Dubois and other relevant heavyweights Monday by announcing his retirement. Fury, 36, stated during a short video posted through his Instagram account that he will walk from the unforgiving sport that made “The Gypsy King” rich and famous beyond his wildest dreams.

Anthony Joshua is making it clear as day that he’s all aboard for a fight against longtime adversary Tyson Fury.

Oleksandr Usyk made quite an understatement Saturday night in London just three weeks after reconfirming himself as boxing’s best heavyweight. When the predictably curt Usyk reached the stage to accept a token of the boxing world’s appreciation at Old Royal Naval College in London, Usyk uttered just a few words in the way only the sport’s undefeated, unified heavyweight champion can deliver.

By and large, there isn’t much that Oleksandr Usyk has left to accomplish. Already in possession of The Ring 's heavyweight crown, along with the WBA, WBC, and WBO titles, there isn’t a belt that the Ukrainian hasn't won. Seemingly eager for more, 16-year pro Paulie Malignaggi doesn't understand why he wants to continue much longer.

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua must rebuild their careers following their share of losses in 2025, and all roads look like they should be crossing each other in the coming months.

For years now, both Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua stomped around the UK - bragging, boasting, and telling all who would listen that they’re the best man around. Now, it appears they’ll finally get it on.