TYSON FURY will be fighting three times next year, a huge boost for his British counterparts.
In the past two years, Deontay Wilder has defeated the Gypsy King only once.
Frank Warren, Tyson Fury, and Bob Arum
He knocked Wilder (36), out in round 11, October to end their trio series in style.
Bob Arum, Fury's US promoter, wants Fury back in four months to kickstart a 12-month-long period of busy work.
TalkSPORT's Arum said: "What I would love to see and this is what it would be like to see, is getting in the Ring at the End of February or March, and having at least three fights by 2022.
"Hopefully, that's how it all will turn out. Fury is ready and available to fight anyone.
"I believe he is the best heavyweight in the world. There is no one he wouldn't fight."
Fury, 33 years old, said he only wants to fight Anthony Joshua 32 or Oleksandr Uzyk 34.
FREE BETTING: Get the Latest Betting SIGN-UP Offers and Free BetsThe heavyweights are set to rematch in April, following Usyk's defeat over AJ in September.
The winner will then target WBC champion Fury, thereby unifying the division for good.
Dillian Whyte (33), is the frontrunner to take on the Gypsy King.
Arum stated that Dillian Whyte should be Tyson Fury's next fight. We have to keep pushing forward and find a date and an enemy for Fury.
"And it seems to be logical that it should Dillian Whyte."
Whyte is WBC's interim champ, and Fury's mandatory challenger.
However, his legal challenge against the WBC has prevented him from being allowed to fight for the title.
This could mean that Fury is able to negotiate a defense against Whyte on a non-mandatory basis, as opposed to being required.
