The greatest heavyweight technician of this generation, Tyson Fury, is a champion in his own league. No one across the globe could believe that a man of his stature and body type could master the art so well that he could not meet even a single fighter that could have inflicted a maiden loss on him in a career span of over a decade.

Though the champ has announced his retirement after delivering an iconic showdown in London months ago, the boxing world still discusses him in storylines.

Recently, Michael Benson of talk Sports shared a few remarkable statements of the 33-year-old.

In the first post, Fury has counted himself above the world. He claimed, “There’s seven billion people in the world. Just think about that number-seven billion people and I’m the f**king heavyweight champion of the world. Number one. Out of all those people, the biggest, fattest, baldest, ugliest motherf**ker on the planet, that’s me.”

Notably, the former two-time heavyweight champion Mike Tyson held the title of ‘The Baddest Man on Planet’. The 55-year-old gained this because of his peculiar aura in the prime days of his career.

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Per the second post, ‘The Gypsy King’ went all over the world, fighting against fighters from different nationalities like the Americans, the Africans, and the Germans but all lost to him. A ‘fat f**ker’ from the north of England.

Will Tyson Fury return to the ring?

Since the WBC and the Ring Magazine champion announced his retirement, he has been adamant in his words. However, he put forth certain conditions that can persuade him to return to the ring.

In an interview with Frank Warren’s Queensberry Promotions, the champ admitted that he would return if the right offer was made to him in terms of money. However, he clarified that there is no way of his comeback till December.

If not for white-collar matches, Fury is certain that he will put on some exhibition showdowns.

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