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Promoter Bob Arum believes Tyson Fury will not return to boxing after the heavyweight announced his retirement in January.
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Promoter Bob Arum says Tyson Fury likely won’t return to boxing after retirement, citing lack of motivation to train again.
While the British boxer has reversed previous retirement announcements three times, most recently in 2023, Arum expressed skepticism about another comeback to the BBC 5 Live Boxing podcast.
Boxing promoter Bob Arum has said that he believes Tyson Fury will not fight again after he announced his retirement from the sport in January.