Tyson Fury has disclosed his three top opponents as he gears up for his boxing comeback, with a highly anticipated clash against Anthony Joshua on the horizon.
The ‘Gypsy King’ had previously announced his retirement in January following losses to Oleksandr Usyk but has since made a comeback. The British boxer has been intensifying his training regime in Thailand to prepare for a significant year in the ring.
At 37, Fury has been training alongside WBC bridgerweight champion Kevin Lerena. He has expressed interest in facing Usyk for a third time, along with potential bouts against Joshua and Fabio Wardley. Recently, Fury shared a compelling image on his Instagram, showcasing his readiness to take on his heavyweight rivals.
Following his hiatus, Fury hinted at a potential fight with Wardley, signaling a possible matchup in late 2026. Meanwhile, a trilogy fight with Usyk seems unlikely, as Usyk’s advisor indicated that their rivalry might be concluded.
Fans have been eagerly awaiting a showdown between Fury and Joshua, although uncertainties have arisen after Joshua’s involvement in a fatal car accident in Nigeria. Fury’s promoter, Frank Warren, has acknowledged that the bout may be delayed until late 2026, considering the recent events affecting both Fury and Joshua’s future in boxing. Warren emphasized the emotional toll the tragedy might have on Joshua and the uncertainty surrounding his return to the ring.