TYSON FURY reportedly contacted Derek Chisora, a fellow British heavyweight, to discuss the possibility of a three-fight series.
After beating Kubrat Pulev last month, Chisora (38), who lost to Fury both in 2011 and 2014. She called out The Gypsy King.
Fury beat Chisora left for the second time in 2014.
How Fury and Chisora compare in the context of a possible trilogy
He said, "Listen Frank Warren, The Gypsy King's posse. Just tell me when, where, and what time, and I will be there."
"I want to fight bro. You should fight everyone if you're a fighter. That is what I want to do.
Eddie Hearn, Chisora's promoter, added fuel to speculation by claiming that his man was approached about fighting Fury during December despite The Gypsy King having announced his retirement earlier in the year.
The Matchroom Boxing chief stated to iFL TV that someone from Tyson's Team has reached out Chisora about fighting them in December.
"Who knows if he's going to come back?" "I don't know."
SunSport decided to take a look at the matchup of these two men ahead of a possible third contest.
WBC champion Fury is 33 years old, despite making his professional debut only 20 months later.
Fury is also unbeaten after 33 pro bouts. The only thing that slowed Fury's record was a controversial draw against Deontay Wilder December 2018.
Chisora, on the other hand, has lost 12 out of 45 fights.
Those defeats were against Fury twice and Robert Helenius, Vitaliklitschko, David Haye and Pulev twice. Dillian Whyte twice. Agit Kabayel, Oleksandr Uzyk twice. Joseph Parker twice.
Chisora and Fury are only competitors in the number of KOs they have - 23 each - but Fury has a higher KO ratio because he has had fewer bouts.
There is only one winner when it comes down to physical characteristics.
Fury is more than a stone heavier that Chisora and over seven inches taller than Chisora. It also has an 11-inch reach advantage.
Fury can switch between an orthodox and a southpaw stance, while Chisora cannot box as an orthodox fighter.
Perhaps the most important detail about the men is their fights against each other.
Fury won a comfortable unanimous points win during their first fight more than a decade back.
Fury then gave a convincing performance when they met again in 2014. He beat Chisora, before forcing him to leave his stall at 10 rounds.
All things considered, there are all signs that Fury could win another victory if they meet again later in the year.
