Former Heavyweight Champion Tyson Fury Denies Comeback Rumors, Confirms Retirement

Tyson Fury has firmly reiterated his retirement from professional boxing, dismissing ongoing rumors about a potential comeback despite recent speculation fueled by his gym appearances and social media posts. The former WBC heavyweight champion emphasized his contentment with his career achievements, having won 22 belts, and expressed no desire to endure further physical punishment or seek additional titles. Fury’s statements came amid widespread fan hopes for a lucrative fight against Anthony Joshua, a prospect now unlikely given his clear stance on retirement. While Fury briefly teased a "business meeting" on Instagram, he clarified that he has "nothing to prove to anybody" and is "staying retired." His comments have been consistently echoed by his brother Tommy Fury and confirmed in various interviews and social media posts. Overall, Fury appears focused on enjoying his post-boxing life, including recent leisure trips, and plans to remain out of the ring.