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Fans convinced Deontay Wilder waited for Tyson Fury to retire before returning

Wilder confirmed yesterday that he won't be retiring after his back-to-back knockout defeats to Fury, but some fans believe he waited to make his announcement until the Brit was gone

Daily Mirror

Deontay Wilder announces boxing return following double defeat by Tyson Fury

Wilder has remained silent on his future since he was knocked out by Fury last October - but has now confirmed he will return to the ring

Daily Mirror

Deontay Wilder hailed as "true world champion" despite two defeats by Tyson Fury

Wilder has been knocked out by 'The Gypsy King' twice, but the American has still be hailed as the "true heavyweight champion" by US President Jay Electronica

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Tyson Fury and wife Paris get budget flight back to UK after £18k yacht holiday

Tyson and Paris Fury are known for loving a bargain and even though they have millions in the bank they are not going to pay more than they need to

Daily Mirror

Deontay Wilder humbled as statue of former heavyweight world champion is unveiled

Wilder has been honoured with a statue to go with his nickname 'the bronze bomber' in his hometown of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and says he is very excited about the sculpture

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Eddie Hearn makes Tyson Fury retirement claim and questions WBC decision

The promoter does not believe that the Gypsy King will retire

Manchester Evening News

Conor McGregor slumps to 35th in rich list as Tyson Fury earns £50million

Conor McGregor topped last year's Forbes highest-paid athlete list but his time away from the cage due to injury has means he has dropped 34 spots in the rankings

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Deontay Wilder to make boxing return after Tyson Fury trilogy defeat

The Bronze Bomber will return to action after initially talking about retirement

Manchester Evening News

‘There’s no hurry’ for Tyson Fury to confirm future plans, says WBC chief Mauricio Sulaiman

If Fury does indeed retire, as he has suggested, he will be stripped of the WBC heavyweight title

The Independent UK

Tyson Fury will not be given deadline to decide whether to vacate world title

Fury will not be given a deadline to decide if he wishes to vacate his heavyweight world title after claiming he will retire, with WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman refusing to pressure the 'Gypsy King'

Daily Mirror

Tyson Fury's trainer offers new reason for world champion's retirement

Fury retired from boxing after knocking out Dillian Whyte last month and his trainer has revealed big fights falling during in his career played a factor in him hanging up the gloves

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Tyson Fury's son tells dad he wants to be "like Deontay Wilder" when he grows up

Fury's son Adonis was filmed telling his dad he wants to be a boxer when he's older - and more specifically Fury's former opponent Wilder

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Otto Wallin ‘more than ready’ to fight for Tyson Fury’s world title if champion vacates belt

Wallin’s sole defeat as a professional came against Fury, who has vowed to retire and relinquish his title

Manchester Evening News

Tyson Fury next fight options emerge including Anthony Joshua and Dillian Whyte 2

Tyson Fury has said he will retire after knocking out Dillian Whyte but the Gypsy King has a number of options if he decides to return to the ring.

Evening Standard

Dillian Whyte next fight: What now for ‘The Body Snatcher’ after emphatic Tyson Fury knockout?

Saturday night’s high-profile all-British heavyweight clash against Tyson Fury at Wembley Stadium was the end of a long journey for Dillian Whyte.

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Tyson Fury backs Deontay Wilder to return and win back his old world title

Fury has backed former rival Wilder to make his ring return and fight for his world title if the 'Gypsy King' opts to vacate due to retirement after defeating Dillian Whyte

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Deontay Wilder tipped for comeback fight this year by WBC president

Wilder could be world champion again if Tyson Fury retires and vacates the belt

Daily Mirror

Tyson Fury's eight new career options after admitting he may retire from boxing

After knocking out Dillian Whyte in true heavyweight champion of the world fashion, Tyson Fury admitted that his next move might be to hang up his glove and retire from boxing

Daily Mirror

Tyson Fury's retirement plan branded "crazy" by champion's own promoter

Tyson Fury revealed his intention to retire after defeating Dillian Whyte via sixth-round stoppage at Wembley Stadium, but there are plenty of doubts he will go through with his plans

Manchester Evening News

Tyson Fury celebrations continue over Dillian Whyte win with Mark Wright and a topless Arg

The boxing champion celebrated retaining his WBC heavyweight title at celeb hotspot Sheesh

Manchester Evening News

Tyson Fury record in full amid retirement claims after Dillian Whyte KO

Tyson Fury's boxing record reads even better after his knockout of Dillian Whyte at Wembley to retain his heavyweight titles.

The Independent UK

Eddie Hearn labels Tyson Fury a ‘bluff merchant’ for retirement claims after Dillian Whyte knockout

Fury said before and after his knockout of Whyte that he would be retiring from professional boxing

The Independent UK

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