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The boxer, also called the Gypsy King, had retired from fighting as the undefeated heavyweight champion.
Boxer Tyson Fury will return to the ring to fight Derek Chisora
British boxer Tyson Fury, who retired from the ring as the undefeated heavyweight champion of the World Boxing Council (WBC) last August, confirmed this Thursday through social networks his return to face each other in December to his compatriot Derek Chisora.
“See you on December 3 in London,” said Fury announcing the fight against Chisora, a match that will complete a trilogy of fights between the two boxers. The so-called Gypsy King clearly prevailed over his rival in the first two matches, in 2011 and 2011.
“I’m going to get the title that belongs to Tyson Fury and make it mine,” Chisora posted on Twitter along with a series of photos of the event with which they made the confrontation official. “In the words of my twin La Roca, ‘come and take it!'”, replied the champion.
The fight was announced days after the failure in the negotiations was announced to celebrate what they called the “Battle of Great Britain”, in which they had to face Anthony Joshua.
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