TYSON FURY stated his desire to quit boxing after defeating Dillian Whyte - but he is not done with combat sports.
Following last night's incredible win, The Gypsy King promised a switch to wrestling and is now planning another WWE appearance.
Tyson Fury fought in WWE in 2019
Fury has only fought in the WWE once before, a win over Braun Strowman in Saudi Arabia in 2019.
After beating Whyte last night, the 33-year old revealed that he was in talks with WWE chief Vince McMahon and would like to fight at SummerSlam.
SummerSlam, one of the most popular promotions, is set for July 30, in Nashville.
Fury said to GiveMeSport, "Don't let me down from fighting there." I might be there at SummerSlam. More details to follow.
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"I have to talk to Vince and the boys to make this happen. Drew McIntyre knows a lot about me. I'll have him knocked out, just like his pal.
He recently called on the WWE to bring Wrestlemania back to Wembley.
The WWE announced this month that Cardiff would host a major outdoor event, marking the first pay-per view event on British soil since 1992's SummerSlam at Wembley.
Fury revealed that he would love to be a part of the event.
He said, "I would love to be at Cardiff. I'd love the center stage in the UK, particularly for the wrestling.
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"We are going to contact you and see if it's possible to make the SummerSlam thing happen."
Fury is expected to be busy in the months ahead, despite reiterating his desire not to box after Saturday's victory.
He is not only planning to switch to WWE but also teased a crossover with UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou.
Ngannou entered the ring shortly after Fury KO’d Whyte and they quickly started talking about a showdown in a joint interview with ESPN.
