FRANK WARREN said he wouldn't be surprised if Tyson Fury resigned 'tomorrow', after establishing himself as the No1 heavyweight.
Fury won his trilogy series against Deontay wilder by winning round 11 with a brutal knockout.
Frank Warren, Tyson Fury, and Bob Arum
He had already mapped out a five fight plan that included Wilder and Dillian Whyte as well as Derek Chisora. There was also a double-header with Anthony Joshua.
Even his promoter admitted that if there is no motivation, the Gypsy King may call it quits and leave the top.
Warren said to talkSPORT, "Before the fight he did an interview and he mapped five fights.
"I'm only saying that he can do whatever he wants to. He will do whatever he wants and no one is going to tell his who he's going to fight.
"I will tell you now that he is the man, and he will do whatever is necessary.
"It wouldn’t surprise me if Tyson stated tomorrow that he's had enough and doesn't like it."
"If he does, then he is rich, he made a lot of cash, and he must do what is right."
After trying to walk away form his contract trilogy with Wilder (35), Fury, 33, was scheduled to fight Joshua, 31 in Saudi Arabia.
The American who was determined to win the case went to arbitration and won.
Instead, Joshua lost to Oleksandr Uzyk (34), and surrendered the unified titles.
Dillian Whyte (33), will now be fighting for the WBC title, if Fury wins.
Fury is happy with the prospect of a megafight in the UK with Whyte or the undisputed decider between Usyk and AJ's rematch.
John, his dad, urged him not to face Usyk next for any titles or to retire to ensure he has 100 percent focus when he returns to the table.
After his Las Vegas thriller against Wider, even the Gypsy King dropped a retirement hint.
The Telegraph reported that he did not know what was going to happen.
"I have one fight left on my Top Rank and ESPN contract and we'll find out what it is.
"But I am not thinking about boxing right at the moment. I don't know how many more fights I have left.
"I don’t know if it is necessary to fight anymore. "I don't know where the future will lead me."
