Boxing: Fabio Wardley says Tyson Fury is unlikely to be world heavyweight champion again

'I was sick of the boxing game and I needed time away' - Tyson Fury on returning to the ring If Tyson Fury beats Arslan Makhmudov on Saturday, I wouldn't be surprised if he calls me out - and I'd 100% be up for that fight later in the year. In fact, I was pushing for Fury as an opponent before we announced my upcoming fight with Daniel Dubois. I was the one saying yes, and he actually was the one that said: "Let me have a little time, I've had a year out, let me have a warm-up." Of course, the priority for me will always be an undisputed fight against Oleksandr Usyk - I want to test myself against the best in the world - but if Fury does his thing and, God willing, I defend my belt against Daniel Dubois next month, then we can have a conversation. I never actually expected Fury to stay retired. It's great to have him back, active, posting on Instagram, doing his shout-outs and whatever he does. He is the biggest crossover star in British boxing - the guy with his own Netflix reality show, the guy who fought in the WWE. I didn't really feel like he was gone, more that he was just taking a break, as he does. When he said he was retired, I thought: "We'll see you in a year." But altho