TYSON FURY has opened the doors to a 'past vs. present' exhibition together with his namesake Mike Tyson.
After his win in the February 2020 rematch, the WBC champion will face Deontay wilder in a contracted tri-fibre bout on October 9.
Tyson Fury would like to see a "past vs. present" exhibition with Mike Tyson
Fury presented a five-fight strategy before the fight, which included Wilder and Dillian Whyte as well as Anthony Joshua, Derek Chisora, and Anthony Joshua.
He would face Whyte (33), in December, before facing Joshua (31), twice, and finally agreeing to a trilogy with Chisora (37) despite his previous wins.
In a shocking revelation, Fury, 33 years old, said he would love to fight Iron Mike, 55, who he was named for.
Fury said to iFL, "I like all the fights happening." This weekend, Holyfield will be fighting Vitor Belfort. That's what I look forward to.
Holyfield is 60, and the other guy is 45. Why should we destroy these people's dreams? They are getting fit, trying new things, and setting goals.
"I love seeing Mike fight again. I know that Mike Tyson would be a great opponent in an exhibition.
BETTING SPECIAL GET RONALDO To Score AGAINST NEWCASTLE Anytime at 30/1 or FIRST AT 50/1"If the Dillian Whatte does not happen, then I would love Mike in an exhibit.
"Tyson Vs Tyson, Past vs Present" is a great game.
Tyson, who had been out of the ring for 15 years, returned to it in November, drawing in an eight-round exhibition with Roy Jones Jr.
The pair were in talks to form a trio with Holyfield (58), whose ear he famously bit in 1997's rematch. This was one year after being defeated in 11 rounds.
After talks fell apart, Holyfield will now face Belfort. Belfort was originally due to face Oscar De La Hoya before the 48-year old contracted coronavirus.
Fury, 35, faces Wilder in a tri-ring bout after he was ordered to do so by arbitration. This led to Joshua's unification.
He still hopes to fight twice his heavyweight opponent as Gyspy King has mapped out his ideal future fighting.
He stated, "I have a bucketlist and my next five fights in me."
"I will have a December fight following this fight because Joshua won’t happen then. It’ll happen in March."
"It's Wilder in October - Dillian Whyte December 9 in a UK stadium, where I will shut him down once and for all.
"Then Joshua in Saudi Arabia in March and then a rematch here at Wembley.
"Then, I will fight Chisora for my fifth and final fight."
