After hearing that a rival was considering retiring, Tyson Fury invites Deontay wilder to his beautiful Florida home

TYSON FURY invited Deontay wilder to his 'huge Florida home' with his old rival up for discussion.

This comes just a few days after the Bronze Bomber said he was considering retiring.

Fury, 33 years old, has rented a large spot in the USA, and invited Wilder to join him.

Florida borders Wilder’s Alabama home state and the Gypsy King hopes that the 36-year old makes the short trip.

According to him, the Mail said that it was a large place with a large swimming pool.

"Room for all" and Deontay has been informed that we are right in the vicinity of Disney World.

They fought an epic three-round bout that culminated in Fury's second win in October.

Although the fights were intensely fought with many nasty words exchanged, fighters have since put aside their beef.

Tyson would need a large house to accommodate the Fury or Wilder clans.

Paris, his wife, has six children while Wilder and Telli Swift have eight.

The three epic fights Fury believes may have shortened the lives of the men would be the focus of any conversation between Fury and Fury.

The Brit said, "This will take many years off our lives." This will have a lasting impact on our lives.

Wilder suggested recently that he might retire soon.

Wilder spoke to Kevin Hart about the Cold As Balls segment on the Laugh Out Loud network. He said that it was mixed feelings as he had achieved all his goals in the sport.

"SHOULD I JUST RETIRE?"

"I promised my daughter that when she was one, I would be a champion for her and be able support her beyond her imagination."

"I've done this. I've done a lot and I feel that I can prove it to others.

"Should i push forward?" Do I push on?

"Or should I retire and concentrate on other things I have, or other things I want to do?"

Wilder knocked Fury down during the first and third fights, but he continued to fight.

Fury wasn't concerned about his opponent's famed punch power.

He said, "I fear only God."

"Never worried about beating any man. I expect heavyweights to pack a big punch.

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"So no. "So no.

"Some boxers have amazing chins.

"But my powers to recover are unmatched. Deontay isn't the only one to make me feel down. He's learned that I, like all the others, always get up. Always."