Tyson Furi declares the non -return: “very old” for boxing, says Gjari King

Tyson Furi has changed his opinion on getting out of retirement, saying he would do “never” Return. “The Gypsy King” (34-2-1, 24 KOS) said that boxing is “a young game.”

France, 36, on January 13, retired a month after losing to OLKSANDR USYK in the return match in December 2024. Although Tyson recently talked about the desire to end his retirement to fight USYK in a trilogy, he changed his opinion.

Finance financial motivation?

What we do not know is whether Turki Al -Sheikh is not interested in financing a third battle between France and Usyk. If it is not involved, this means that the Fury wallet will decrease significantly what it got in its last battle. His opinion was in the return match with Oleksandr 75 million dollars to 100 million dollars. If Tyson has only received a quarter of this amount without Turkish involvement, it is understood why he raised his nose in such a small amount.

Boxing young boxing game

Never. Very old, look at my beard, all gray. “Boxing is a young man,” said Tyson Furi. Sky Sports News When asked about his return to the ring to resume his career.

Not only is the gray beard that makes anger look old. He is his face and his whole body. It seems to be 50 years old now, and it has been over the past two years. He was fast since his triple fighting with Deontay Wilder in 2021. 38 lived in that time. Now, anger in middle age, like someone should be on the golf course.

France’s performance in the return match with USYK last December was not near the level when he was then defeated by Wladimir Klitschko, in 2015. This was angry at his best, moving around the circuit like a deer, tending to the rope to avoid skiing by the most powerful Wladimimires.

The end of anger

Tyson’s ability to move now has ended, and fats around him were not present when he was still a young man in his twenties. Once the Fury legs disappeared, it was just a heavy and lazy pork weight dependent on the talisman of his opponents. This will not take it very far against the younger generation of fighters.