TYSON FURY contacted his friend Joseph Parker, and ex-opponent Derek Chisora via FaceTime in preparation for their December rematch.
Parker beat Chisora in May, but Chisora believed that he was denied a victory against the former WBO champion.
Derek Chisora FaceTimes with Jospeh Parker, his next opponent, and Tyson Fury
The pair are now ready to go back to Manchester on December 18, for a Christmas cracker.
Fury had the two of them on FaceTime and they could have been at war before long.
In 2011, and 2014, the Gypsy King (33 years old) beat his 37-year-old rival Chisora. However, they have formed a mutual respect.
Fury has been in a relationship with Parker since he was 29, and he beat Hughie (27), in 2017.
David Higgins, the promoter of the New Zealander, suggested that Chisora could be retired before the match was confirmed.
Higgins stated to Sky Sports that there was talk of Derek Chisora, and a rematch.
"If I were Chisora, I would be planning my retirement after that fight if it happens."
"It's currently under negotiation so the fight has not been confirmed. But I do know that Joseph Parker has spoken out and Chisora has said that he would like a rematch.
"Joseph is very happy to fight Chisora once again. He is aware of exactly what he is dealing with right now.
"Chisora was a quick punch in the first round, but Joseph is certain he can do a good job of Chisora. He will retire with him."
