Tyson Fury claims that he has a date and location for his trilogy fight with Oleksandr Usyk – despite the fact that he is also retired.
The legendary two -time boxing world champion heavyweight won famous every belt that can be won there during his career. But he was never undisputed after losing his two efforts to unite the Division against USYK in 2024.
Now he claims that he will come across the Ukrainian again – this time on a home floor after he claims to have been robbed in Saudi Arabia last time. His mind seems to have changed dramatically within a few hours of an interview he gave at the IBA Pro Show in Turkey, and claimed that he was completely done with the sport.
Tyson Fury confirms April date for Oleksandr usyk -trilogy
Tyson Fury went to social media this morning to claim that he will fight against Oleksandr Usyk next year, probably in the case that the current Unified Champion Daniel Dubois beats this month. He said that the only fight he would come back, would be the trilogy, and it seems that it happens.
Last night Saudi Boxing Supremo Turki Alalshikh announced that Fury would make a boxing trip, referring to a 'rabbit' in Usyk. And the former hunter now has a date, location and even where you are looking for tickets posted in an Instagram post.
“April 18, 2026 Wembley Stadium,” Fury wrote. “The trilogy! UK. Contact @spencerbrownmrgoldstar for tickets.” He also shared a photo with Alalshikh with his story with the caption “Let's see what 2026 brings”, in addition to a series of dollar signs.
He also shared a overhead shot of a plush mansion with the caption: “Huge thanks to my Bro Turki for my new house”.
Tyson Fury claimed yesterday that he was retired by Boxing
The news comes as a big shock to fight fans who just looked at several media scrums yesterday and interviews that Fury gave where he insisted that he was retired. He hung up his gloves for the umpteenth time after the second fight with USYK.
“What would I come for?” He asked reporters who wondered if he would ever look at a return, just a few hours before his Instagram post. 'I won every belt, right? So there is not much to come back.
'Does the love for sport find my health over? There you go … you have to worry about your health, your health is your wealth … It is inevitable [that I’ll have issues later in life] With the fights I have had. “
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