Tyson Fury, a two-time world heavyweight champion, has confirmed his intentions to return to the ring. His first fight after a brief hiatus is scheduled for April 11 in the UK, where he will face Arslanbek Makhmudov.
The 36-year-old boxer is not just looking to return to the sport but also aims to become a three-time world champion, specifically dreaming of avenging his two losses to Oleksandr Usyk last year. Promoter Frank Warren noted that Fury has "unfinished business" with the Ukrainian boxer.
"Tyson is focused on being the best. He told me he wants to meet Usyk again," added Warren. He also emphasized that Fury has already made his mark in boxing history, but his love for the sport does not allow him to step back.
Before facing Usyk, Fury must overcome a tough fight against Makhmudov, who weighs 260 pounds and is known for his knockout power. If Fury wins, it will open new opportunities for him, including a potential fight with current WBO champion Fabio Wardley in the UK.
Tyson Fury's return promises to be a landmark event in the world of heavyweight boxing and attract viewers' attention worldwide.
