Tyson Fury Says He Could Be Looking at a Different Career After ‘Four or Five’ More Fights

Tyson Fury ranks among the most elite heavyweights of the modern boxing era. ‘The Gypsy King’ holds mammoth achievements under his wings and his love for boxing has only increased. But, ‘The Gypsy King’ wants to sustain his love for the game, thus training budding boxers once he hangs up his gloves from the sport.

Talking to Sportsmail, he said, “When I finish as champion after maybe four or five more fights Sugar and I are going into business together.”

“We will train a few fighters. We’ve set the wheels in motion already by contacting a few young hopefuls around the world.”

“Hopefully we will find a new world heavyweight champion. That would be incredible.” (h/t Daily Mail)

Tyson Fury, with his staggering in-ring performances, has inspired an entire generation of upcoming boxers. However, he just doesn’t wish to stop there. In fact, he wants to tie up with his trainer SugarHill Steward and make more champions for the future.

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He even asserted that this would a bigger achievement for him compared to winning a belt. For now, though, Fury is now training for his trilogy against Deontay Wilder.

Tyson Fury – Destined for greatness

‘The Gypsy King’ has sent shock waves in the entire fight world with his breathtaking performances. Right from his debut fight until today, the Brit, who possesses the same hunger, is rapidly tracing his pathway to greatness.

Fury is undefeated until now. He will look to sign off from the sport with his immaculate track record. ‘The Gypsy King’ still has a lot left in the bag, and the fans are keen to see how will he elevate his career from hereon.

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