The boxer Tyson Fury has announced that he’s retiring from boxing at age 36 following his defeats to Oleksandr Usyk
The former world heavyweight champion revealed the shock news in a video to his fans on Monday afternoon.
His career was characterized by dramatic victories, personal battles, and multiple retirements
Before his first loss to Usyk, Fury was unbeaten in 34 professional fights, with 33 wins and 1 draw.
Fury won the WBC title in 2015 after defeating Wladimir Klitschko,
His first encounter in 2018 with Deontay Wilder was a controversial draw, keeping Fury’s winning streak alive but not securing the WBC title
In 2020 and 2021, Fury defeated Wilder twice, the latter by knockout in what many consider one of the greatest heavyweight fights in recent history, cementing his status as one of the era’s top heavyweights.
After a three-year hiatus due to mental health and substance abuse issues, Fury made a remarkable comeback, showcasing his resilience not just in the ring but in personal life.
Fury’s openness about his mental health has been pivotal in destigmatizing these issues in sports.His larger-than-life personality and charismatic presence have made him a beloved figure in and outside the boxing community.
