Tyson Fury, a former two-time heavyweight champion, has announced his return to the boxing ring. His first fight after a brief hiatus is scheduled for April 11 in the United Kingdom, where he will face Arslanbek Makhmudov.
The 36-year-old boxer is eager not only to return to active competition but also to achieve the status of a three-time world champion. His goal is to take revenge on Oleksandr Usyk, who defeated Fury twice last year. Promoter Frank Warren noted that Fury has "unfinished business" with the Ukrainian champion.
According to Warren, Tyson is determined to return to the top fights. "He wants to meet Usyk again," emphasized the promoter. Fury has already etched his name in boxing history, but his passion for the sport prevents him from retiring.
Before facing Usyk, Fury has a serious challenge ahead in the form of Makhmudov—a 260-pound knockout artist with an impressive record. If Fury manages to win, it could open new opportunities for him, including a potential showdown with current WBO champion Fabio Wardley in the British ring.
Tyson Fury's return promises to be a significant event in the world of heavyweight boxing and attract the attention of fans worldwide.
