TYSON FURY, who has retired from boxing, has made the switch to WWE full-time. However, he still has "lots more fights" in his career.
The WBC heavyweight champion was a star in the Clash of The Castle pay per view event held in Cardiff.
Tyson Fury and Bob Arum, boxing promoters, and Triple H, WWE legend
He won it three years ago, beating Braun Strowman at Crown Jewel. It was his successful in-ring debut.
Fury said that he would consider a move to WWE to be a superstar, but only after his boxing career is finished.
He stated, "At the moment, I'm a world heavyweight champion and I have plenty fights I need to attend over the next few decades.
"But I have a passion for WWE. Never say never."
Fury, 34 years old, had retired after beating Dillian Whyte (also 34) in April. However, it appears that he has confirmed his boxing return.
This is in the midst of talks to face Oleksandr Uzyk, 35, in an historic four-belt unification. It's the first heavyweight history.
Anthony Joshua, 32 was defeated by Usyk for the second time. Usyk has now returned to his war-torn homeland of Ukraine.
He plans to spend time with his family, after he fled his homeland to train during Russia's invasion.
Fury, however, isn't content to wait until next year and said he would announce his return fight in the NEXT WEEK.
He stated that Usyk called me out after his fight with Joshua. I replied, "Let's fight this year, wherever they want it."
"I have been waiting for offers from other countries, but suddenly Usyk stated that he does not want to fight anymore, he wants fight next year, not now.
"So, I'm not going around waiting for anyone, I'm announcing next week a fight."
Tyson Fury is ready for boxing
