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Tyson Fury weighed in at 267.9 pounds—lighter than his last fight but heavier than Arslanbek Makhmudov (264.9)—as the former heavyweight champion returns from retirement to face Makhmudov at Tottenham, vowing a knockout and promising to reclaim belts, with training in Thailand and a Netflix-exclusive broadcast.
Tyson Fury weighed in at 267.9 lbs and Arslanbek Makhmudov at 264.9 lbs for their London heavyweight clash at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with Fury notably lighter than before his Usyk bout as he returns after 16 months and Makhmudov maintaining his typical 260s weight ahead of the fight tomorrow night.
Tyson Fury weighed in at 122kg (19st 2lb), three pounds heavier than challenger Arslanbek Makhmudov, as he returns from two losses to Usyk. He says he’s back to be the hunter and aims to win a third world title, though questions about age and ring wear linger. Makhmudov, a 6ft 6in puncher with 19 knockouts in 23 fights, presents a serious test ahead of their Tottenham clash.
Tyson Fury arrived in his trademark theatrical style at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for his first fight in 15 months against Arslanbek Makhmudov, delivering headline-grabbing bravado about hunting every belt-holder and teasing future bouts with Usyk and Joshua, while the press conference mixed humor, a hint of training drama with SugarHill Steward present, and Netflix-linked promotion around Fury’s return.
Conor Benn is set to face Regis Prograis on the undercard of Tyson Fury’s bout with Arslanbek Makhmudov in April, with the event promoted by Zuffa Boxing and airing on Netflix. Benn, who beat Chris Eubank Jr twice, aims to campaign at welterweight for a world-title run, while Prograis—once a light-welterweight champion—has two losses in his last three fights. Fury hasn’t fought since losing to Usyk in December 2024 and will fight Makhmudov.
Tyson Fury says his wife Paris and his family cut contact after he ended his boxing retirement to return to the ring, insisting the choice is his and planning an April 11 bout against Arslanbek Makhmudov at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium; he credits Paris as his mentor and says he expects to keep fighting for years to come, possibly until age 50, despite family objections.
British world heavyweight champion Fabio Wardley says he’d knock out Tyson Fury in a potential 2026 bout as Fury ends retirement and the division shifts; Wardley, elevated to WBO titleholder after Usyk vacated, is seeking his first defense and notes Fury as a prime target, with Derek Chisora also in the mix for a high-profile showdown.
Tyson Fury, the former heavyweight champion, has announced his return to boxing in 2026 after a brief retirement following his loss to Oleksandr Usyk in 2024. Despite previous retirements, Fury's comeback has been anticipated, with plans potentially involving high-profile fights, though recent injuries to rivals may impact these plans. Fury aims to avenge his losses and regain his title, continuing his storied career.
Tyson Fury has ended his short retirement to announce a trilogy fight against Oleksandr Usyk on April 18, 2026, at Wembley Stadium, following Fury's previous losses and Usyk's undefeated record. The fight is also linked to Fury's participation in the Riyadh Season 2026.
Tyson Fury announced that his third fight against Oleksandr Usyk is scheduled for April 2026 at Wembley Stadium, following their two losses to Usyk in 2024. Fury, who previously retired, is considering a return, with the fight being a potential trilogy. Both fighters are currently focused on other upcoming matches, but a third bout remains a possibility after their recent encounters.
Tyson Fury, who retired in 2025 after losses to Oleksandr Usyk, is expected to return to boxing in 2026, according to Turki Alalshikh, signaling another comeback after previous short retirements. Despite setbacks, Fury remains a major star and could pursue a fight against Anthony Joshua or aim to regain a heavyweight title with a strong performance.
The heavyweight championship rematch between Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury is scheduled for December 21, 2024, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Usyk won their first fight via split decision, becoming the undisputed heavyweight champion and handing Fury his first professional defeat. Both fighters endured a grueling match and are currently under medical suspension. The rematch was initially set for October 12 but has been postponed.
The IBF is considering stripping Oleksandr Usyk of his heavyweight title due to a rematch clause with Tyson Fury, which conflicts with mandatory challenger Filip Hrgovic's right to a title fight. The IBF rules allow Usyk to request an exception to keep the belt, but it remains uncertain if he will do so. The situation mirrors a previous case where the IBF stripped Terence Crawford of his welterweight title.
Tyson Fury revealed a dramatic body transformation on social media after his undisputed title clash with Oleksandr Usyk was postponed due to a severe cut above his right eye sustained during sparring. Fury's S&C coach claimed he was in the best shape of his life, and Fury shared a photo of his leaner physique, vowing to reschedule the fight soon. Known for his love handles, Fury's weight has been a topic of discussion, with critics questioning his shape for previous fights. Despite his unique physique, Fury remains confident and determined for the rescheduled bout on May 18.
The Tyson Fury-Oleksandr Usyk heavyweight championship bout has been rescheduled for May 18 in Saudi Arabia after being postponed due to Fury's injury. The highly anticipated fight was originally set for February 17 but will now take place in May, with both fighters and their teams present for the announcement. Fury expressed his devastation over the postponement and apologized to everyone affected, while Usyk, the current WBA, WBO, and IBF titleholder, is set to face Fury in a long-awaited battle for heavyweight supremacy.