Tyson Fury is planning on making his MMA debut this year and has Conor McGregor lined up as his trainer.
The 31-year-old undefeated heavyweight boxer is already branching off into wrestling where he will take on Braun Strowman at WWE's Crown Jewel event in Saudi Arabia on Thursday.
And Fury also wants to dip his toes into the world of mixed mixed martial arts too having enlisted the help of former two-weight UFC world champion Conor McGregor.
He told Sky Sports News: "Who knows? I have got something big coming up after this, even bigger than this. We might see Tyson Fury have his MMA debut this year. Tyson Fury is taking over.
"I have been speaking to Conor about it. He's willing to train me. It's gonna be good.
"He's just said any time that you are ready come over to Dublin and let's go. I can't wait, I'm going to take him up on the offer. Who knows we might be on a double-header.
"I come from a long line of bare-knuckle boxing champions. Getting hurt, getting bloodied is nothing new to me, it's all a part of my heritage. I would love to get in there and smash someone up."
Fury, who told the Irish Mirror earlier this week of his ambitions to start a , can also see himself and the Notorious in a co-headline event.
He added: "Who knows we might be on a double-header - The Gypsy King and Conor McGregor. That even rhymes: double header - The Gypsy King and Conor McGregor."
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