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Tyson Fury’s latest social media campaign indicating plans to return to the ring this year was about as inevitable as comeback announcements get, writes Matt Christie
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Tyson Fury’s latest social media campaign indicating plans to return to the ring this year was about as inevitable as comeback announcements get, writes Matt Christie

BoxingScene Today's Chris Algieri and Paulie Malignaggi discuss this long-desired bout, whether Fury should take a tune-up, and Joshua's recovery from a car crash that killed two friends.

It looks increasingly likely that Tyson Fury will return to the ring in 2026. Elliot Worsell examines the likeliest opponents

With Tyson Fury supposedly coming back he indicates his interest in challenging Fabio Wardley for the WBO heavyweight title

Tyson Fury has indicated once more that he will box again.

The former WBC heavyweight champion was shown sparring in a Friday reel posted under the headline “Chipping Away…” by South African heavyweight Kevin Lerena.

Injuries, promotional disputes and other snafus led to these anticipated fights being snake-bitten.

For 10 years, the boxing world has clamored for the heavyweight megafight that is Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua. But, Eric Raskin writes, it's time to cut our losses.

Anthony Joshua was unhappy with his showing during his sixth round stoppage of Jake Paul at Miami’s Kaseya Center but made his intentions clear: He wants Tyson Fury next and he doesn’t want to wait around for the former champion who is notorious for changing his mind

Who are the 13 best jabbers in boxing today? Lucas Ketelle and boxing trainer John Pullman examine the list.