Deontay Wilder recently opened up on boxing great Tyson Fury and outline some things that will force him to retire from the sport.
Deontay Wilder opens up on Tyson Fury
Wilder stated that he doesn’t want to reveal what’s happening with Fury’s life that is requiring him to get out of the sport, but with the way he’s talking, the ‘Gypsy King’ did something wrong.
Wilder noted that there is something serious for him that forced him to retire with massive money fights against Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk available. Wilder further noted that once Fury is fully retired, a lot of things will be “up for grabs” in the division. It’ll create opportunities for Deontay and many other heavyweights that otherwise might struggle with the size and mauling tactics of the 6’9″ Fury.
“Yeah, I think he’s going to have to retire,” said Deontay Wilder to Fighthype when asked if Tyson Fury would retire. “I mean, he’s going to have to retire.
“Yeah, a lot of stuff is going on,” Deontay said when asked if Fury will be retiring due to legal issues. “I’m not even going to get into it, but it’s looking like he’s going to have to.”
It’s too bad Deontay doesn’t want to offer any hints about the problems that Fury has that is forcing him to retire, as there are a lot of boxing fans that would like to know what he did wrong.
Moreover, Fury’s constant retirement talk has grown tiresome, and he messed Derek Chisora around by getting his hopes up for a fight. Wilder appeared to allude to allegations of Tyson Fury being reportedly banned from entering the United States due to alleged association with alleged cocaine kingpin Daniel Kinahan.
“Once that happens, all things are up for grabs. I can’t give too much information out,” said Wilder about Fury retiring. “I don’t really want to discuss it. It’s going to be a lot of changes in the division, opportunities, and a lot of different things lined up. Stay tuned. I’m going with Usyk in this fight [with Anthony Joshua]. I’ve said that after that fight. I’m sticking with my word on this fight,” said Wilder.
