Tyson Fury on Retirement from Boxing: “I have had enough and I don’t wanna fight no more.”

The undefeated and soon to be former WBC Boxing Heavyweight champion made it clear that he isn’t looking to come out of his retirement.

Tyson Fury spoke to Michael Benson and let it be known he was finished with boxing, he he has had enough and doesn’t want to continue when he doesn’t want to fight anymore.

Tyson Fury on retirement: "People say, 'One more, two more.' But if I was in a wheelchair and say, 'I had four more fights guys and got brain damage.' I'm the one getting punched in the head by these giant men… I mean it people. I've had enough and I don't wanna fight no more."

— Michael Benson (@MichaelBensonn) July 9, 2022

Fury in his last fight defeated Dillian Whyte to become 32-0-1 and retain the WBC and The Ring Heavyweight titles.

Recently Fury and WWE were in talks regarding a possible match for Fury at Clash At The Castle in September. He would be unable to travel to the US and Canada due to links to Irish criminal kingpin Daniel Kinahan, who has a 5 million dollar reward related to his capture.

Time will tell how this will effect his possible run in the WWE, but would have no issue attending Clash At The Castle in September.

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