SYLVESTER STALLONE would like Tyson Fury to go Whack to the Future – by trading boxing for a career in filmmaking, starting with The Expendables.
The Rocky actor thinks back to the Gypsy King's outstanding performances when he is looking for stars for his next projects.
Tyson Fury was part of an epic trilogy that Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury created, but he might have had a different kind of sequel in the movies
Stallone, a 75-year-old big boxing fan, celebrated the triumph of Deontay Wilder against the British world champion in heavyweight.
Fury and American Wilder even made a Hollywood ending, as they saved the best for last with the Morecambe marvel winning the 11th round of stoppage this month.
Stallone now hopes to nick Fury as a super hero.
He stated: "Super congratulations Tyson Fury on that incredible display championship strength, courage and guts!
"It couldn’t have happened to a better man.
"I believe you have a great career in movies. The next Expendables? Done deal."
Unbeaten Fury (33), has acknowledged that he is considering retiring. However, his contract still includes one fight.
The fourth installment of The Expendables, the ongoing tale of elite mercenaries, is already in the bag. It will be released next year.
Megan Fox, Jason Statham and Dolph Lundgren are just a few of the household names who have reprised their roles.
If Stallone is to believed, Fury has his eyes on him for a FIFTH appearance.
However, Rambo's actor was just as impressed by Wilder the dethroned champ, whose only defeats were against Fury.
Initial behavior of the Yank was that of a million-dollar baby. He whined constantly after his first mega-money loss and used bizarre excuses like his 40-pound ring-entrance costume.
Wilder's reputation was restored by sheer determination in his historic third fight against Fury in Vegas, two weeks ago.
Creed star Stallone stated: "Tremendous regard to Deontay wilder who proved himself to be a fighter on the night."
Wilder might be able to get the sixth if Fury appears on The Expendables 5.
