TYSON FURY is reportedly in talks with Derek Chisora over a spectacular trilogy bout in December.
It is believed that the Gypsy King could return to the ring, despite his announcement of retirement after his victory over Dillian Whyte in April.
Tyson Fury could return to the ring in December to face his former rival Derek Chisora
Chisora lost both his fights against Fury in 2011, and again in 2014.
Fury, 33 years old, fought Fury in his first fight against the British banger in 2011. He defeated his opponent for the British title and the Commonwealth title.
He won the distance for the British and European straps three years later, after Chisora retired in the tenth round.
The pair are close friends but have fallen out of touch after Chisora supported Fury's opponents to defeat him.
After Chisora summoned the unbeaten Mancunian to a final meeting, a third meeting was held between the two.
Fury, 38, had previously told Fury to "kiss me a ***"" before declaring that he would punch him in the face if he saw him.
After Fury revealed that Chisora had contacted him, Eddie Hearn, Chisora's promoter, sparked speculation about a domestic dustup.
According to Independent, negotiations are ongoing over a mega-fight.
A representative of Chisora's Team has confirmed that a bout may take place at the beginning of 2022.
David Ghansa, 258 MGT stated: "Tyson’s team have indeed reached to us about a possible fight towards the end.
"And we had initial discussions. More talks will be held in the future."
"It would make a huge fight for the UK, if we can make that happen. A fight we have seen sell very well in past years.
"I believe that fight sells out stadiums in a pre Christmas cracker."
