According to reports, TYSON FURY will be appearing at WWE's Clash at the Castle Cardiff on Saturday.
This is the first time that the UK has hosted a WWE event since 1992.
Tyson Fury defeated Braun Strowman (left), in his last WWE appearance
Drew McIntyre, Fury's WWE foe, is taking on Roman Reigns at the Clash of the Castle
The Gypsy King is not yet announced, so the crowd might be in for a surprise.
Fury is expected to be in Cardiff for Wrestlefest, before appearing at Clash of the Castle.
However, the champion heavyweight boxing is unlikely to take part in a match. This may be reported by GiveMeSport.
In October 2019, Smackdown's first broadcast on FOX, he did just that. He then went on to defeat Braun Strowman and wrestle in the same month.
Many fans speculate that Fury may be involved in Drew McIntyre’s fight against Roman Reigns after the war of words between the two.
Scot McIntyre called Fury out for a Battle of Britian’ fight in the past, with the Gypsy King promising to knock him out.
McIntyre later claimed Fury stalked him via social media. It is possible that they will finally meet in the Principality Stadium ring.
Fury is unlikely to get physically as he would rather avoid any injury before he returns to boxing.
After his victory over Anthony Joshua, Oleksandr Usyk called Fury out for a fight. Fury seems eager to take on the Ukrainian.
Fury is said to be in fight mode and "training as a mad possessed" before a possible comeback fight against Usyk.
ESPN's Mark Kriegel also stated that the bout would take place in February, with Fury's promoter Bob Arum saying to him "it's a given" that it will take place.
