Promoter Bob Alm said Sky Sports Tyson Fury requires the 36-year-old to continue retiring from boxing “to himself and his family” by saying he believes he has “enough.”
In January, Fury announced his retirement from boxing immediately two days after Eddie Hearn revealed Wembley had been reserved for her to fight Anthony Joshua in the summer.
Fury previously announced his retirement in April 2022 after beating Dillian White, but has returned six months later to compete with Derek Chisora in a trilogy at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The 36-year-old previously announced that he had retired in 2017, 2016 and 2013.
But his decision should be final, Arum said:
“It’s not from life because I believe he has a lot in front of him. He’s a good communicator and entertainer, but I think he should not step into the ring again because he thinks he’s enough.
“Fortunately, in the last few years of his career, he made so much money that his family and himself didn’t want money. I advise him to make himself useful as a spokesman, as he can communicate extraordinaryly.
“People are intrigued by him and I think he can do a lot of good things.”
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If Fury stays, the British blockbuster operation of the long Meat between himself and Joshua remains something that never happened.
According to Arum, that fight is not enough reason for rage to reverse his decision.
“You know, I’m not a Britt, so I’m not fascinated by the Anthony Joshua vs. Tyson Fury fight,” the American said.
“So it’s not moving me as he walks away from boxing and away from that fight.
“Tyson is a very outward person. He communicates well and reaches out to express what he thinks. But having said that, I don’t really think he’s doing so, so I don’t really know what he’s going to do.”
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When asked if he would support his anger if he would come out of retirement again, Alm replied: “It’s not for me to support or condemn it. No one has to do anything to him.
“If he wanted him to come back and Top Rank to be part of his comeback, of course we would be happy to do that.
“It’s up to him. I mean, he’s not an uneducated, stupid guy. Tyson Fury is very smart and very cheerful.
“It’s someone who decided to regain his own will and if he wanted to involve us, I would be happy to be involved.”
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Meanwhile, promoter Frank Warren said Sky Sports He has not given a new lecture on Fury’s ring return.
“If he wants to go back, that’s his choice,” Warren said.
“I, I didn’t even discuss it with him.
“It has to be his decision if he does. In the meantime, I just want him to enjoy his life, his family because he enjoys it.”
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When asked about Joshua’s main goal, Hearn added:
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“He paved the paths for these stadium fights to become the norm for them, and I think he inspired a new generation of young boxers to walk through the doors of amateur boxing clubs.
“But he still loves sports. He still thinks he has a lot to do physically to give, so this is the last roll of the dice and we have to get it right.
