Frank Warren: ‘Very happy’ Tyson Fury in a good place and should stay retired Frank Warren says Tyson Fury seems “very happy” and has emphasised his belief that the former world heavyweight champion should stay retired.
He went to two fighters’ backyards – an adopted backyard of (Wladimir) Klitschko in Germany and won the world title, went to the States and fought the same guy (Deontay Wilder) three times and did a job on him, an absolute job in unbelievably exciting fights.
Fury announced he was hanging up his gloves via a video message on Instagram last month, just over three weeks after being beaten for a second time by Oleksandr Usyk.
The 36-year-old Briton, who has previously made a U-turn after declaring his career had reached an end, sat alongside his promoter Warren at Manchester’s Co-op Live Arena on Saturday when Derek Chisora beat Otto Wallin.
“He’s had a tough time the last 12 months in preparing for fights, not seeing his family, and he’s spending quality time with them.
