Tyson Fury will pursue a Masters in Psychology after he's unified the heavyweight division.
After beating Deontay wilder in their trilogy fight, the Gypsy King announced his retirement.
Tyson Fury is out of retirement following Oleksandr Usyk’s victory over Anthony Joshua
He seems to have confirmed that he will be stepping out of retirement to face Oleksandr Usyk, the Ukrainian dosser.
Anthony Joshua was defeated by Usyk in Saudi Arabia last weekend. Fury is next in line to face him in a unification bout.
Fury claimed previously that he would become a psychologist after he achieves everything in the ring.
The Gypsy King spoke in 2020 and said that he had always dreamed of becoming the heavyweight champion of the World. Everyone told me that it wouldn't happen.
They were known as dream killers. There are many dream killers, and they still try to crush my dreams.
"I dream of becoming a doctor or a psychologist. After I have finished boxing, I would like to earn a Masters in Psychology.
"If I can become the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world as a child, then I can go on to study psychology and get a Masters' degree.
"Anything is possible."
Fury was very open about the mental health issues that hampered his career after his victory over Wladimir Klitschko.
During his fight against depression, alcoholism and drug abuse, the 6ft 9in-tall powerhouse grew to 27stone.
He proved his fans that anything was possible when he bounced back to regain his place at the top in heavyweight boxing.
After beating Deontay wilder twice, he now holds the WBC title.
He's also aiming to complete his current collection of belts that Usyk has.
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