Tyson Fury will record an ALBUM when he confirms his boxing retirement after a 14-year unbeaten career.

Fans were shocked when TYSON FURY announced that he was recording an ALBUM.

After his retirement, Fury, now 34, has officially retired as the Ring Magazine's heavyweight champion.

This time, the Gypsy King seemed serious as he shared what's next.

Ring Magazine asked him: "I've done very well in boxing. The world is now open to many other things. I am currently working on a Netflix documentary.

"I will soon be recording an album. You might see me on the silverscreen, who knows?

Gareth A Davies was recently informed by the world champion: "Yeah. I might do some with Ed Sheeran or Adele."

Robbie Williams recorded a Christmas song with the Wythenshawe warrior in 2019.

The track was called "Bad Sharon", Fury recorded Fury's part from his living room.

Don McLean was also his partner for an updated version of American Pie, 50 years after its original release.

The duet was then performed live at Wembley in preparation of Dillian Whyte's famous victory against him in front of 94,000 people.

When he beat Wilder to the world title in 2020, the Brit also sang American Pie.

Fury, however, announced on Friday that he had decided to abandon the plan for a sensational return of the ring.

Two days earlier, he had announced his plans to retire to face Derek Chisora.

The fighter stood by his words when he gave up the Ring heavyweight belt.

Fury's plans for WBC's heavyweight title are still unclear. However, he has spoken with the president of the Mexican sanctioning body, Mauricio Sulaiman.

Sulaiman stated: "Just finished a touching conference with Tyson Fury, who has confirmed his official retirement form boxing.

We support his decision. It is an incredible dream for any boxer to be undefeated and the WBC champion of all time. WBC Boxing will soon prepare a special farewell show.