Tyson Fury ’s promoter Frank Warren would like to see the heavyweight stay in boxing as a coach, after the former champion ‘retired’ on Monday. Fury, who has claimed to retire several times before, said on Monday (13 January) that he was calling time on his fighting career, following two points losses to Oleksandr Usyk in 2024.

Promoter Frank Warren has denied any suggestion Tyson Fury's retirement announcement is a negotiating tactic ahead of a potential fight with Anthony Joshua.

Frank Warren wishes Tyson Fury nothing but the best. On Monday, Fury retired from professional boxing after a 16-year career that saw him become a multiple time unified heavyweight champion. The announcement was unexpected and comes on the heels of Fury’s spirited unanimous decision loss to Oleksandr Usyk in their rematch in December.