Fury's coach supports his protagonist's retirement

Last WBC World Heavyweight Champion Coach Tyson Fury (32-0-1, 23 KOs), who has been retired since April, Javan Hill is pleased with his protégé's decision to hang up his gloves.

“I am glad that Tyson has retired. We talked about her in the past and I didn't mind. The Gypsy King has achieved everything in boxing, and he no longer needs to try to arrange fights that he wants to, but does not. It's depressing, and Tyson already had problems with depression," Steward said.

"I'm sure Tyson will watch Anthony Joshua's rematch with Oleksandr Usyk. Gypsy King is a heavyweight fanatic and boxing historian. And if he gets such a huge amount that he was talking about (500 million pounds - approx. ed.), Maybe he will return to boxing and knock someone out again, ”added Javan Hill, whose uncle was the legendary trainer Emanuel Steward and whose philosophy, in the style of the Kronk boxing gym in Detroit, he continues.

Interestingly, Fury yesterday confirmed that negotiations were underway for his exhibition fight with Hafthor Bjornsson, once the best strongman in the world. Fury's retirement may not be very long, especially since after the aforementioned Usyk vs. Joshua II fight in August with IBF, WBA and WBO titles at stake, the temptation to return and fight for all the belts will certainly be significant.