Tyson Fury has declared that he will be making his boxing comeback later this year against Derek Chisora in a trilogy bout.
The world heavyweight champion has already had one trilogy against Deontay Wilder, winning twice and drawing the other, and claims that he has been brought back to boxing by a desire to make more history by having another one with Chisora. He has also swapped trainers yet again, bringing in long-time pal and featherweight boxer Isaac Lowe to replace SugarHill Steward.
Fury had previously insisted that he would only return to the sport for £500million, unless Anthony Joshua were willing to fight him at Wembley Stadium for no purse, with the bout broadcast on free TV. But he has now pushed for a retirement fight with his long-time rival Chisora, with whom he shared a friendship until earlier this year.
