TYSON FURY stated that he only has two or three fights left to his career, despite wanting five more.
The WBC champion will be back in the ring on Oct 9 for a trio bout with Deontay wilder.
Tyson Fury speaks to Gary Neville, Sky Sports
After their draw in 2016, he defeated the American in 2020 and was signed to a third bout.
After Fury attempted to leave and fight Anthony Joshua, a judge ordered an immediate rematch.
The Gypsy King stated that he has no other challengers with Wilder and AJ just around the corner.
Gary Neville interviewed him on The Overlap. He said: "Everybody wants me to talk about the Joshua fight. They don't care much about the fight I'm having.
"All of a sudden they want me look over my shoulder and then get chinned. Wilder is laying me flat on my back and taking my place.
"I have only two, three fights left. There are no more challenges. They have all been defeated.
"I have Wilder next, and if I can get through that, then I have AJ."
Free Bets: Get more than PS2,000 in NEW CUSTOMER DEALSFury, 33, previously spoke out about retiring after fighting Wilder (35), again, and then Joshua (31).
In a separate interview, he teased that he would continue into his 40s like Wladimir Klitschko, the man he defeated in 2015.
Fury revealed that he had named Joshua, Dillian Whyte, and Derek Chisora in his most recent reveal. This was part of his five fight plan.
He stated, "I have a bucketlist and my next five fights in me."
"I will have a December fight following this fight because Joshua won’t happen then. It’ll happen in March."
"It's Wilder in October - Dillian Whyte December 9 in a UK stadium, where I will shut him down once and for all.
"Then Joshua in Saudi Arabia in March and then a rematch here at Wembley. In my fifth and final fight, I will face Chisora."
