TYSON FURY revealed that he was "bored" of retirement and insists that "nobody believes me anyway".
After beating Dillian Whyte at Wembley in April, the Gypsy King declared that he was retiring.
Fury resigned after defeating Whyte in April, but he has already announced his return
After Oleksandr Usyk's victory over Anthony Joshua, he maintained that position for several more months before declaring that he would be back to defeat the Ukrainian.
Fury said that he wanted to give AJ an opportunity to fight him on Monday. The Morecambe-based boxer was reported to have offered Joshua a 40% split of the earnings.
Three weeks ago, he was quoted saying that "retirement rocks" and he now wants to face Joshua and Usyk.
Fury admitted that he was tired of being out of the sport very quickly and joked that no one believed him when he left.
The WBC champion spoke to The Ring magazine and said that he was bored by retirement.
"I tried the ring for five months and then decided to change my mind. They didn't believe me, but they did.
It was amazing. It will never be matched by being the heavyweight champion of this world.
"I love boxing. It is my absolute favorite sport.
CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CUSTOMER SIGN UP DEALSFury wants to fight Joshua in November. However, that seems unlikely considering that AJ lost to Usyk last month.
Joshua suffered his third defeat professional to Usyk. Usyk is now the heavyweight champion.
Fury, the undefeated champion, feels that if they do meet, he would be the favourite. This makes it a no-brainer to AJ.
He stated that he would be a huge underdog so it's a win-win scenario.
"If everyone expects him lose, and he beats us, then he's back and bigger than ever.
"What difference does it make if the loser has lost three?
"Four losses is nothing. Derek Chisora has had 12 losses, but he is still fighting for his life.
