Tyson Fury says he trains every day in retirement... but not to lose weight or improve his mental health.

TYSON FURY continues to train daily despite his retirement - even though he insists that it is only to lose weight.

Just a month ago, the Gypsy King and his family enjoyed a luxurious Cannes getaway.


Tyson Fury says he trains every day in retirement... but not to lose weight or improve his mental health.
Tyson Fury, WBC champion, insists that he is still retired
Tyson Fury says he trains every day in retirement... but not to lose weight or improve his mental health.
He did however reveal that he trains each day to maintain his weight.

This was after he had beaten Dillian Whyte at Wembley with a brutal uppercut. He wanted to keep his WBC heavyweight title.

The whole family enjoyed the sun on a yacht that cost PS18,000 per night.

They didn't spend a lot on a private jet to fly home. Instead, they took a regular Jet2 flight from Nice back to the UK.

Grandad John helped Tyson and Paris with their kids, and he also got a few workouts during the sunny break.

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His dad wasn't the only one who kept fit throughout the entire trip.

Fury will have a Netflix documentary about his life. He also shared clips and snaps of his continuing his fitness routine.

Fans want to see the 33 year-old star put the gloves on again, but he replied to an Instagram post saying that he was still training.

He said, "Yes, I train daily to maintain my weight and mental health #justlovetraining."

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Fury still has not given up the WBC belt he claimed he had vacated, but Mexico sanctioning bodies won't force the Brit to make a decision for the next year.

Mauricio Sulaiman, president of WBC, stated that "we have one year to have our next mandatory fight."

"At the moment, we will wait until Tyson Fury's decision and then we will either do some fights (a boxing tournament) or go into a final elimination.

"But at the moment we're going waiting because we don't have any specific circumstances."

However, Fury seems to be unable to leave the ring at the moment despite a potentially lucrative showdown with Oleksandr Uzyk, the winner of Anthony Joshua’s high-stakes rematch.