Tyson Fury doubles down his claim that he will retire from Whyte, and shares his dream to star as a Netflix movie and documentary star

TYSON FURY has increased his retirement claim by revealing that he would like to appear in a Netflix series or Hollywood movie.

Fans were stunned when the Gypsy King, 33 years old, said that his fight at Wembley with Dillian Whyte on April 23rd will be his last.

Many have wondered if the undefeated heavyweight was simply trying to get interest in the all-British fight.

In an interview with BT Sport Fury, Fury stated that he will have all the money he needs.

Carl Frampton was told by him that money is the only thing he can gain.

"So, after this fight, I'll have earned more than PS100million. I don't get any more if I can spend that much, do you?

"I'm aware that Mike Tyson spent half of a billion, Evander Holyfield 400million, and all the rest. But I don’t live like their flashy lifestyles.

"I live in Morecambe, in Lancashire. It's very affordable. I don't have any bad habits, like gambling a lot.

"I don’t do anything. I won't spend the money that I have.

"I have a lot of things I want to do and a lot opportunities that don’t involve me getting brain injury.

"I have six children and a wife. Is enough enough?

"Why should I be one of those people who go on for too long and get hurt?"

"Just had too many fights, and blew it all for nothing? A few more quid?"

He said that he would like to direct a movie with a star-studded crew.

Fury stated that he has been offered Hollywood movies many times. They will make a movie about my life one day.

"The Rock plays me, my brother The Rock. The Rock or me could play me in the movie.

"I want to be the unbeaten heavyweight champion of all time and retire at the top. I would like to be a great husband, father, and son and do a Netflix documentary.

"Most importantly, I want to be happy. That's probably the hardest thing."

Fury could end his title fight with Oleksandr Uzyk and a battle against Anthony Joshua if he calls it quits.

Fury is already part of an ITV Docu-Series that focuses on Fury's TV ambitions.

The 2020 production featured his return journey and viewers got an exclusive glimpse at his win over Tom Schwartz as well as his controversial draw with Deontay wilder.