3<\/p>\n Fury was outpointed twice by Usyk in 2024 and hasn’t fought since after electing to retireCredit: Getty<\/p>\n Several tempting offers remain on the table including a two-fight deal with bitter rival Anthony Joshua<\/a>, and he has indicated he is open to a trilogy with Usyk in 2026.<\/p>\n But in recent weeks, Fury has insisted he is once again happily away from the boxing ring<\/a>.<\/p>\n With his future up in the air, the boxing community is stewing on whether they’d like to see the ‘Gypsy King’ lace up his gloves again.<\/p>\n And heavyweight legend Tyson, who is a friend and advocate of the Briton’s career, believes he still has much more to give.<\/p>\n He said: “Look, take a couple of months off and come back. Yes, come back. You\u2019re going to want to come back when you\u2019re 40-something, so start doing it now.<\/p>\n \u201cI said, man, I wish I didn\u2019t quit. So you just keep training right now, and keep fighting because you\u2019re going to want to do it when you\u2019re 40.<\/p>\n \u201cIf you quit now, when you\u2019re 40, you\u2019re going to say, wow, I wish I didn\u2019t stop fighting. Keep fighting until you can\u2019t fight anymore.<\/p>\n \u201cThat\u2019s what I do. Keep fighting until you can\u2019t, I want to keep fighting until I can\u2019t breathe anymore. Keep fighting. Knock me out, f**k it.\u201d<\/p>\n It is no wonder Tyson wants Fury to continue competing given his own career decisions of late.<\/p>\n After fighting on to a sad decline before retiring in 2005, Tyson is still battling away years on from his prime.<\/p>\n 3<\/p>\n Fury has regularly teased a return, but has since denied that he will make a U-turnCredit: Getty<\/p>\n The boxing icon recently decided to make a full professional comeback aged 58, losing to YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul<\/a> in a sad spectacle.<\/p>\n And despite the health risks, Tyson is once again believed to be fighting again next year in a lucrative exhibition with Floyd Mayweather<\/a>.<\/p>\n Who could Tyson Fury fight if he does return?<\/p>\n There are a queue of options for Fury should he return, with the primary names of Joshua and Usyk in the mix.<\/p>\n Several up and coming fighters are also making their name including Fabio Wardley<\/a> and Moses Itauma<\/a>, but they are deemed more unlikely.<\/p>\n It remains unclear as to exactly what Fury’s motivation is, and if he is keen to fight his way back to the top of the division and earn a new world title shot.<\/p>\n When pressed on who Fury should then compete against if he makes yet another U-turn, Tyson added: “I think he should get two warm-up fights. <\/p>\n![\"Fury](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/11\/oleksandr-usyk-punches-tyson-fury-959104201.jpg\")
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