TYSON FURY will decide if he wants to retire after Anthony Joshua vs Oleksandr Uzyk 2, claims his promoter.
After beating Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium, April, the Gypsy King took his hand off.
Tyson Fury will be watching AJ vs Usyk 2, with great interest
Anthony Joshua fights Oleksandr Usyk on August 20
He teased quickly about a possible return against Francis Ngannou but no date has been set.
If Fury wants to end his retirement, Fury could still consider a title unification fight with Joshua or Usyk.
Bob Arum, his US promoter believes that the mouthwatering bout is possible.
He said to Lance Pugmire, "Tyson is touring Britain, going from one place to the next, entertaining people -- which is very entertaining."
"I believe he is on hold pending the outcome at the Usyk-Joshua fight, which takes places on the 20th. Let's wait and see what happens.
"We know the Saudis have raised a lot of money to fight Usyk vs Joshua. We'll see who wins and I know deep down Fury would love to fight the winner.
"And then, the question is where will the fight be and all that stuff. That will take care off itself after Aug. 20,
Arum was asked if Fury would like to have a go at Joshua, should AJ win, and he replied that he thought so.
"Either guy can unify all titles, then perhaps decide to retire. He doesn't seem to want to let it go.
"But again, that's upto him and Frank (Warren) hasn't pressed me, but we will once Joshua vs Usyk has occurred."
Fury, 33 years old, has two more crazy comeback ideas.
SunSport reported this week that Gypsy King would love to face Game of Thrones' strongman Hafthor Brjornsson at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Fury may also be interested in a three-fight series with Derek Chisora, a popular British veteran.
The 6ft 9in star has already won two fights against Chisora. Fans may not find a third fight appealing.
A potential Fury vs Chisora 3 still hasn't attracted much attention
