Tyson Fury unretires (again) and will fight Arslanbek Makhmudov on 11th April

[BitBakerr1]

  I knew he will be back to fight again his always talking about retirement and this is not the first time his doing this when ever he talks about retirement I don’t believe him anymore because his always coming back to first, I think the best him for him to be doing is to say his going for a break his manager should advise him on that except this is a way to make his fight very popular and to make more money.
I believe Tyson Fury will win Arslanbek Makhmudov because his more skillful and stronger even if they decide to script the fight they will still make Tyson fury to win. If they continue this scripted matches it will really reduce the quality of boxing in the future just like WWE.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

It’s all about the money, these guys announce retirement, even when they don’t mean it. It’s just a tactic to ensure they get more money in the future in a potential next fight. To supposedly come out of retirement will mean he can demand more of the purse.

Tyson Fury was a really good fighter but after his two losses to Usyk he doesn’t get a title fight now. He is going to have to start winning fights now to try and get any kind of title shot.

[Mayor of ogba]

Tyson Fury should stop calling that a retirement but call it taking a break, Tyson Fury can't just stay retired because if he is not fighting for money he can still easily get called out or call some rivals like Anthony Joshua out.
I think Arslanbek Makhmudov will make Tyson sweat in the ring.
This fight will be fun and if Tyson Fury is rusty from his little retirement he will lose.

When I heard the news that Tyson Fury has retired again from boxing after his fight with Aleksandr Usyk, I just laughed because I know Tyson Fury loves money so much, and he will come out of retirement if the money is right, so I am not surprised by Tyson Fury calling up his retirement from boxing. The Tyson Fury fight with Arslanbek Makhmudov will be fun and intriguing, but I think Arslanbek Makhmudov will beat Tyson Fury.

[robelneo]

I am not familiar with Arslanbek Makhmudov, how good he is or how bad he is, until I saw his fight against Kabayel and David Allen. He is a big man who can punch but is easily beaten because of his lack of defense. He just moves forward and punches, regardless of whether he is going to get hit; it's good if he has a good chin, but he doesn't.
I guess Fury's camp scouted the right boxer for his comeback, and Arslanbek Makhmudov is a good prospect.

[Taskford]

It’s all about the money, these guys announce retirement, even when they don’t mean it. It’s just a tactic to ensure they get more money in the future in a potential next fight. To supposedly come out of retirement will mean he can demand more of the purse.

Tyson Fury was a really good fighter but after his two losses to Usyk he doesn’t get a title fight now. He is going to have to start winning fights now to try and get any kind of title shot.

And I agree, everything in boxing now can be negotiated, those who announce their retirement can make an official come back especially if they get huge offers. Maybe that retirement is just part of his tactics so people will continue talk about and he remain relevant after the defeat he get from Usyk.

If he really want to rebuild his self  he need to win his fight and prove that he's still on top level of his career.

[aioc]

In a big turn of event John Fury, Tyson Fury's father, just confirmed that he will fight Carl Froch in the Tyson Fury - Arslanbek Makhmudov match. The two had a spat during the first press conference of the Fury-Makhmudov match.
So it's going to be father and son in one event, and the John Fury - Carl Froch could eclipse Tyson Fury's comeback event bid because of these two; people could become more interested in the Fury - Froch because of the blood bath between the two.


John Fury 'accepts' blockbuster fight on Tyson Fury undercard

[gunhell16]

As expected, Tyson Fury's latest retirement did not last very long. He's officially coming back into the ring in April this year.
It won't be the long-awaited bout between Fury and Anthony Joshua, as AJ is not thinking about fighting anytime soon, following the tragic car crash he was involved in, where two of his friends/teammates lost their lives.

Well I really don't have much of a comment on his match, however do you think they script some of these kind of unusual matches? I'm asking because last time Andrew Tate had a match I noticed on X there were rumours that he place millions of dollars worth of bet on himself to lose which he did.

Could it be that something similar is what's gonna happen in this match? I've barely heard of retired fighters coming back again though I know it does happen.

This boxer is someone I don't really know much about. According to what I've read, he actually retired earlier and only recently returned, most likely due to financial need and the fact that his savings from his prime boxing years are probably exhausted.

He had already retired, so it's clear that he hasn't played for a while. It seems to me that the main motivation for this fight is money; regardless of the outcome, he will likely be okay. Naturally, a victory would help him rebuild his reputation, but I believe he faces a difficult opponent in Makhmudov. But that's just how I see things.

[coin-investor]

John Fury is at it again, and obviously, he wants to sell the fight. Carl Froch will just maul and knock him out, but it's better that they settle their differences in the ring; these two guys just couldn't stand to be with each other, and a boxing match is a good way to settle their differences.
These two events will be more interesting. Let's see if the fight will push the Fury clan know that John has no chance against Carl Froch. Let's see if they will stop it for John's welfare.

[pawel7777]

(...)
So it's going to be father and son in one event, and the John Fury - Carl Froch could eclipse Tyson Fury's comeback event bid because of these two; people could become more interested in the Fury - Froch because of the blood bath between the two.
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Nah, it's nothing but shit-talk at this stage. The article you linked puts "accepted" in the quote marks to indicate a lack of seriousness behind that fight that is likely never to materialise.
John Fury fighting before Tyson in the same event would be a horrible idea. It could take Tyson's focus away from his own fight, especially if something bad happened to his old man.

In other news, Tyson Fury says he will have no coach or nutritionist before his comeback fight. He says he will do all the work himself:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/boxing/articles/cp9my79dm94o

But it's really hard to say whether he is serious or not.

[jeremypwr]

Rainbet is having a promotion for the big Tyson Fury boxing fight tomorrow in London.
It is going to be on Netflix so I will try to watch it.

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[FinneysTrueVision]

Makhmudov was more interested in clinching than in fighting and that made this uninteresting to watch. Fury isn’t the fighter he used to be, but he won easily and he still has enough to be a solid contender. I expect him to pursue the money fight against Anthony Joshua rather than focusing on championships. It won’t come at the ideal time, but there is still enough interest in seeing the rivalry settled that they can build it up into a huge event.

[alani123]

Netflix is well known for milking trends to the maximum extent.

They did this to making shows based on trends, books, comics etc. they created so many some people started hating the netflix production because it's so much quantity over quality.

Now they're doing the same with boxing. I wonder how long it will take for mainstream boxing to start losing its appeal. So far some people have been disgruntled but still these events reap in millions so I don't know what gives.

[AmoreJaz]

Netflix is well known for milking trends to the maximum extent.

They did this to making shows based on trends, books, comics etc. they created so many some people started hating the netflix production because it's so much quantity over quality.

Now they're doing the same with boxing. I wonder how long it will take for mainstream boxing to start losing its appeal. So far some people have been disgruntled but still these events reap in millions so I don't know what gives.

More than likely, money revolved around this match. The reason why there are so many exhibition fights and so bettors should not bet on this kind of match. Because they have different rules and usually the decision is favored to both.

[coinrifft]

Makhmudov was more interested in clinching than in fighting and that made this uninteresting to watch. Fury isn’t the fighter he used to be, but he won easily and he still has enough to be a solid contender. I expect him to pursue the money fight against Anthony Joshua rather than focusing on championships. It won’t come at the ideal time, but there is still enough interest in seeing the rivalry settled that they can build it up into a huge event.

Yes, it's going to be all or none at all for Tyson Fury,

"I'm not interested in up-and-comers, someone trying to prove a point over me, I don't care. I don't care about rankings. I don't care about belts. I only care now about AJ. That's the defining fight for British boxing."

https://www.espn.ph/boxing/story/_/id/48460779/tyson-fury-not-interested-boxing-anthony-joshua-next

It might be late for them to fight, but the fans have been clamouring for this to happen in years. Money is there for sure, they can close out tickets in hours as this is for all the marble of British boxing. So let's see how it goes, Wemby Stadium should be the venue of the fight.

[BitBakerr1]

I saw a video where Tyson Fury was telling Anthony Joshua to accept to fight him and Anthony Joshua was only saying his Tyson Fury boss, I believe his going to accept the fight, this is what everyone has been waiting for and personally me, I know Anthony Joshua has also been wanting to fight Tyson Fury and this is the right time.
The fight will be interesting and I believe AJ will win, he lost his friends on a car Accident at his home country Nigeria and boxing is where he takes all that pain to and his just going to put out the pain on Tyson Fury.

[acroman08]

"I'm not interested in up-and-comers, someone trying to prove a point over me, I don't care. I don't care about rankings. I don't care about belts. I only care now about AJ. That's the defining fight for British boxing."

https://www.espn.ph/boxing/story/_/id/48460779/tyson-fury-not-interested-boxing-anthony-joshua-next

It might be late for them to fight, but the fans have been clamouring for this to happen in years. Money is there for sure, they can close out tickets in hours as this is for all the marble of British boxing. So let's see how it goes, Wemby Stadium should be the venue of the fight.

I really want this fight to happen, it's been a long time coming, and I don't think it's too late for them to fight. Hopefully, Joshua agrees to the fight, but I kind of understand that he doesn't want it to happen right now(hopefully, soon), since he might still be recovering from the accident and the loss of his two close friends.

[Slow death]

I'm starting to think it's time for professional fighters, whether boxers or MMA fighters, to stop saying when they're going to retire and when they want to stop fighting. It would be better if they said they were going on an indefinite hiatus because I don't see the point in them saying they're retiring, but then years later, when they're overweight, they come back to fight and continue fighting in those exhibition matches. So why did they retire? This will ridicule these sports.