Tyson Fury Announces Derek Chisora Comeback Fight Less Than 3 Months After Retiring

Tyson Fury is set to return to the ring after retiring from boxing.

In order to complete a trilogy against Chisora, Fury has hired Lowe as his trainer.

"I'm coming back to boxing because I can be the first person in history to have two world titles in the same year." At the end of my career, I would fight Chisora.

The fight would be held at the Principality Stadium in Wales. The sides are seven figures apart on Chisora's purse, according to a report.

The comeback is a bit of a surprise after he seemed determined to end his career.

I will never return when I walk away. In an interview with Mark Kriegel, Fury said never.

The mindset continued after a knockout in the sixth round.

He said on Piers Morgan Uncensored that he was done with it. I have nothing left to give at the end of the day.

As he looks to add to his resume that already includes a 32-0-1 record, it looks like he has changed his mind. His only mistake was drawing with Deontay Wilder.

The Gypsy King has two wins over Chisora in the last three years, and he wants to complete the trilogy.

A fight against the winner of Usyk and Joshua could be on the cards.