Ricky Hatton considered the recent retirement advertisement of Tyson Fury, which suggests that he can be lured back in the ring with a lucrative attack with Anthony Joshua. Fury decided to move away from sport in January, shortly after his second defeat with Oleksandr Usyk.

Before he decided to hang gloves, the former heavyweight champion was associated with a clash with Joshua. However, this is not the first fury from sport, after the announcement of his retirement in 2013. After the fight with David Haye, he was scrapped and again after the victory over Dillian Whyte in 2022. The Hatton boxing icon believes that the “Gypsy king” can cancel his decision if he receives the right offer at the epic clash with long -term Joshua.

Thinking about the story of Fury’s withdrawal, said Hatton Sky Sports: “Tyson was retired earlier. It just so happens that they tried to fight Joshua. They tried to do it for 10 years and it looks like they would still not make Tyson retired.

“But I would pass this pension with a pinch of salt, knowing Tyson. If he receives the right money, the right bag for AJ, knowing Tyson like me, I think he would jump for it.”

Hatton has a close bond from Fury, he helped the former world champion in a return during a three -year spell away from the ring after the MasterClass exhibition against Vladimir Klitschko in 2015. Before Fury announced his pension, Hatton admitted that the fight against Joshua would be a great way to “digital king”.

“Tyson had a great career; aj had a fantastic career, but they both show signs of miles on the watch, but this is a fight that we always wanted to see,” said Hatton Vegas Insider. “You will still pay all day to watch the fight.

“Let them fight with each other, and then I would like to see how they both retired, because they have nothing more to prove as a friend. If they have the last struggle to send, as we all waited, they can hang gloves and make us proud.”

In other boxing messages, Oleksandr Usyk looks at the rematch with Daniel Dubois after his controversial fight in August 2023, despite the fact that Joseph Parker is a mandatory contender for the title of WBO Usyk.

Meanwhile, Anthony Joshua is looking for a recent opponent after Dubois’s defeat at the Wembley stadium, which ended his four winning run. Matchroom Eddie Hearn promoter revealed a list of potential opponents of the next Joshua fight.

“Daniel Dubois still [is the frontrunner]. In the perfect world he will fight fury, if not Dubois, “said Hearn. “There is also Joseph Parker, who in my opinion would be a great fight, is Agit Kabayel and Deontay Wilder, of course his Excellency (Alalshikh) said he would like to see this fight.

“We will have to see, but in fact the conversations are inevitable with AJ to block this opponent for the summer.”

The antics of Ryan Garcia, both before and after his controversial fight with Devin Haney, drew attention all over the world.

After weeks of irregular behavior and the Garcia event, he dropped Haney three times on the road to the majority victory, although the result was changed to the competition of the lack of forbidden substance in his system.

And although in an interview after the fight he claimed that all his actions were an act, “King of the Ry” continued to implote in the coming weeks and months and was finally arrested.

The 26-year-old, however, looks like a different man and thinks about a turbulent period.

Talking with Ring Champs with AK and BarakGarcia said he was “in another universe” and added that “he is surprised that he was still here.”

“I went through a divorce and only a few things happened to my life that I find it challenging to deal with.

“I had problems before the fight, and then this s *** lasted in battle.

“In general, I did things that hurt my career, I was in a completely different universe. I am surprised that I am here now.

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“I drank every day – even on the day of the fight. The turning point was that I realized:” damn brother – fuck.

“The arrest was a gigantic part of it, the almost loss of my children was its huge part.”

Garcia is currently banned from a failed PED test, but he returns to the ring on May 2, when he does it Rolando Romero at the Times Square in New York.

His antique enemy Haney will face Jose Ramirez as the main support, and the rematch between the couple thinks that he will take place this year, provided that both are successful in six weeks.

“The Dream” filed a lawsuit against Garcia for a battery, fraud and violation of the contract after their fight in April last year, but it is supposedly suspended.

Imane Khelif swore to oppose US President Donald Trump and directed to the place at the Olympic Games in 2028. Algerian boxer won gold in the welterweight category in Paris last year, but she did it among the wave of controversy and Witriol after being wrongly accused of being a transgender athlete.

In 2023, Khelif was disqualified from the World Championships by the International Boxing Association (IBA), supported by the Russians and now discredited the global management body. They claimed that the results of blood tests meant that she did not qualify for competing with women, but never provided any documented evidence about the results. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) later ruled that the tests were not credible and cleaned Khelif to compete in France.

The 28-year-old will compete in the world championships in Liverpool this year, but she has already outlined her final goal of defending the Olympic title in Los Angeles. Since his return to the office, Trump swore to prohibit men to participate in women’s sport and falsely suggested that Khelif was born as a man.

However, Khelif is not intimidated by the president. She said: “The US president issued a decision related to transgender policy in America. I am not transisting. This does not apply to me and does not intimidate me. This is my answer.”

Despite her rebellion, Khelif admitted that the government that took place during the Olympic Games in Paris, which reached the peak of Italian boxer Angela Carini, left the fight in 46 seconds, influenced her mental well -being. Her mother also needed hospital treatment because of the stress associated with the test.

“I was deeply affected and felt discouraged, but I remained aware of what was happening,” Khelif continued. “Even during the Olympic Games in Paris, I had a team of specialist doctors who provided me with support and support. Without their support I could fall into a spiral of depression.”

IBA remains unrecognized by Olympic organizers. However, Thomas Bach left his role as the President of the IOC, and Khelif called his final deputy “maintaining the Fair Play value” and accused critics of saying only when she took a roller in Paris.

“I see myself as a girl, just like any other girl. I was born as a girl, brought up as a girl and lived all my life,” she continued. “I took part in many tournaments, including in the Olympic Games in Tokyo and other huge competitions, as well as four world championships.

“All of these took place before I started winning and winning titles. But when I started to achieve success, campaigns against me began.”