Tyson Fury 's next fight will be in the UK if he decides to step into the ring again, having announced his retirement back in April.
That is according to his UK promoter, Frank Warren, who put on his homecoming fight with Dillian Whyte that sold over 94,000 tickets at Wembley Stadium. The world heavyweight champion defended his belt for the second time when he faced the mandatory challenger in London, confirming in the build-up that he would be finished with the sport regardless of the result.
And since stopping his rival in the sixth round, Fury has continued to insist that he won't fight again. Nonetheless, he has continued training and there has been a belief in the industry that if Anthony Joshua were to beat Oleksandr Usyk for the rest of the heavyweight belts this summer, the pair could meet in a British super-fight.
