TYSON FURY revealed his five fight goals, including TWO showsdowns against British rival Anthony Joshua.
In 2021, the Gypsy King fought only once. He stopped American Deontay wilder in round 11 of their tri-fringle to keep his WBC title.
Fury listed the fights that he would like to see in 2022
He has confirmed that he will fight the following four fights next year.
Fury shared a graphic that showed the fights he wants. It started with the Wilder trilogy, which he won in October.
The next viable opponent is Dillian Whyte, WBC mandatory challenger.
Next, Joshua faces two fights - a man he was expected to face in the future before Wilder won an arbitration hearing that secured Fury a third bout.
The five-fight plan is completed by a third trilogy, this time featuring Derek Chisora.
Fury has already defeated Chisora twice in the past, first by unanimous decision in 2011 followed by stoppage in 2014.
He also posted the tweet on Twitter: "Looking forward for some huge fights next year @WBCBoxing."
Oleksandr Usyk, former undisputed champion of cruiserweight and holder of the unified heavyweight title, was a huge omission on the WBC champs' list.
Fury and Usyk met last weekend and they became friends. Joshua was defeated to the IBF, WBA, and WBO belts by Usyk with a unanimous victory at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, September.
The Ukrainian, now 34, appears set to rematch AJ early in 2022.
If Fury passes him again, boxing fans have hope that Fury will take on Fury for all of the belts. Fury must beat Whyte.
Fury has not added Usyk to his fight wish list so it is uncertain if the Gypsy King is interested.
Instead, Usyk has been talking up a left-field fight against undisputed super-middleweight champion Canelo Alvarez despite a THREE-AND-A-HALF-STONE weight difference.
BoxingInsider was told by he: "Yes, I can beat him at cruiserweight. He did one thing: I will keep my belt at heavyweight.
"Then, I fight him at cruiserweight, and then I return to heavyweight."
