TYSON FURY stated once more that he will retire from the fight against Dillian Whyte.
He ended all speculations of a Battle of Britain match against Anthony Joshua.
Fury, 33 years old, will be fighting Whyte for his WBC heavyweight title at Wembley.
He announced that the fight would be his last because he had decided to retire in March.
SugarHill Steward, his trainer, suggested earlier this month that nobody believed the unbeaten Mancunian would pack it in.
Fury's father John laughed at Fury's retirement talk last week as "bulls ***".
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Fury said today that despite the apparent U-turn in Fury's claims, he will not abandon his plans to hang up his gloves for this weekend.
The Gypsy King stated, "There's nothing I can achieve."
"I have won every belt there is in the world. I have broken all records.
"No one from my generation has ever won the Ring Magazine belt. Only me.
"No one has ever been a lineal champion in my era, only I."
"I have won every belt in the sport, and I am getting out in one piece and undefeated."
Fury was asked if this means that he will never face Anthony Joshua. That's sailed, gone.
"They had many chances to make a pair, get in the ring, and fight the Gypsy King. But they failed.
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit Required"Regardless of whether it was money, belts, pride, or any other reason.
"They had their chance, and it's gone.
"I'm sorry but this is it. You'll never see big GK again after this. This is it.
Fury will face Whyte in front of 94,000 people on Saturday. Those inside the stadium could see the final rounds of an incredible career.
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Fury is unbeaten in 32 pro bouts that he has won since December 2008. He won 31 - 22 knockouts - with the famous draw in the Deontay Wilder classic.
The Morecambe hero spent three years away from fighting, between defeating Wladimir Klitschko at Dusseldorf to win The WBA, WBO and IBF crowns in 2015, and his return in Manchester against Sefer Seferi, his most recent fight on English soil in 2018.
