Tyson Fury has been invited to hold talks in Mexico regarding his heavyweight future by WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman.
The 'Gypsy King' defeated Dillian Whyte back in April to successfully defend his WBC title before declaring the fight was his last in the ring. Fury has since hinted at a retirement U-turn to face the winner of Anthony Joshua's looming rematch with Oleksandr Usyk, before later suggesting it would require an offer of £500 million to see him climb beyond the ropes again.
Sulaiman believes that if Fury elects to retire it would set an example for future fighters on how to end their career while remaining on top form. "I will reach out to him this week to see what we can do - assuming he wants to visit Mexico so I'm going to talk to him (to) see maybe he can visit our country and we can show him our hospitality and just show him the love that Mexican fans have for him," Sulaiman told Planet Sport.
