Tyson Fury finally ended constant distrust, with whom he would be a heavyweight master, with whom he appeared every time he retired.

“The Gypsy King” took the opportunity to end speculation when his family took vacation to Lake Como.

Fury announced his decision to leave after losing to Oleksander Usyk for the second time in December. The two -time statement of the world ruler met with solemn skepticism.

Many thought that Fury would return, as the previous one did four times. Not so, according to the 36-year-old.

This time the fury is dead when he stays away from afar and gives anyone satisfaction with the saying: “I told you that.”

“Why would I come back, more belts? I won 22 of them,” said Fury in a film showing the stunning surroundings. “I was printed, that’s all, Fair Plaka for them, they used me.

“But I’m ecstatic, I’m ecstatic, ecstatic with what I achieved and achieved. I was around the world and came back.

“And this is how a pension looks like a gypsy king, not very shabby. I was not in a hurry to go back to boxing and hit my face. Why would I return? I ask this question.”

Fury’s words are rejected by reports about the offer to face Anthony Joshua in Wembley and the potential fourth clash from Deontay Wilder.

Both fights were strongly on the horizon if Fury decides to do what he always does and return.

Doubts are heavily raised in their places, because Fury makes his retirement a unchanging romance, stating that he will never fight again.

“I am retired and I am retired. I have nothing to prove to anyone and there is no return for them,” he concluded.

Joshua and Wilder can be at a loose end by the end of this year after confirming Fury. They can go to each other again to make another payment.

Wilder must go through Tyrrell Herndon on June 27, before Joshua is able to think about making any progress.

The “brown bomber” is open to the fight offer in Great Britain, although after the fall of the clash in 2018.

Promoter Francis Warren says he is “absolutely” interested in the fight between a hefty weight claimant Martin Bakole And Moses Itauma. He says that if there is a fight with Bakole (21-2-1, 16 KO), “it will catch it with both hands” for Ituma (11-0, 9 Kos).

Until now, ITAUMA promoters show interest in Bakoler 300 LB, but will they sing another melody when it becomes functional, cutting up to the low years 280.? I would not be surprised if they did not want to get to know the bacon when he returned to the appearance, like a slim tiger who crushed the American hefty weight, Jared Anderson, in August last year.

ITAUMA opponents problem

Ituma will fight with the 10-tenthest one against Mike Balogun on Saturday, May 24, at SSE Hydro in Glasgow, Scotland. The event will be shown live in Dazn. Balogun (21-1, 16 KO) is a former NFL player with circumscribed experience and will be over his head against Itum. This is another example of the opposition that Ituma is fed.

“He is a tough guy. People give some criticism, but the Balogun may hit,” said the promoter Francis Warren Boxing TalkSport About the opponent of Moses Itaum, Mike Balogun, on Saturday. “He is an athlete. He is a former NFL player, so he is a naturally talented athlete and is wearing a great engine. He has great scouts.”

Balogun is completely unknown and disturbing is that Ituma is tailored to this kind of opposition. It would not be a huge deal if it was undetectable and was not excited as it is. But in the way British public opinion talked about Itaum, one might think that he had already captured the title of world champion and defended him half a dozen times.

“The only person who defeated him is Gassiev. He has 21-1. You can only overcome what is ahead of you. The guy who is ahead of him on Saturday evening is a phenomenon, Moses Itaum. Yes, we all expect Moses Itauma to go through it, but how does he go through it? Said Warren.

Gassiew knocked out Balogun in the second round in 2023. Certainly, the management of Ituma could find someone better than the Balogun.

Why does Ituma fight for little -known warriors, such as Balogun instead of actual rivals? With the way he is excited, he should have already been fighting pretenders at this stage in his career, and not with giving him the opposition.

Ituma should devote time to lap, because in the first round he knocked out five of the last seven opponents. The reason for this is matches. 20 -year -old Moses is tailored to tomato cans and is unable to boost better opposition. Finally, when Ituma faces someone who has real talent, he will fall apart like his brother, Karol, when he fought the first decent opponent in half.

The promoter wants to fight the bacols

“Let’s do it. Of course” Francis said asked if he would be interested in the fight between Itaum and Martin Bakole. “Until huge guys come, Moses learns. If Hrgovic or Bakols appear at some point this year, we will catch it with both hands, if we both agree that this is the right fight for Moses at that time.”

If ITAUMA vs. Bakole, Moses’ promoters could regret it. Ituma is not ready to fight even in the bacon version by 300 pounds. The first enormous bacon shot would probably pay Itauma and end his career as it is.

Coach Bakole, Billy Nelson, wants him to train before he is ready to fight Itaum at the end of the year. Until then, Bakole probably cut it until the mid -1980s and will be in the same condition in which he was when he destroyed Jared Anderson in August last year.

“Maybe he avoided because the fights are too challenging to do, because Billy is stalling all the time,” said Warren.

When the bacon is in shape, it is hazardous for everyone hefty in the division. Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury, the two were aging Masters, never showed any interest in the fight against Bakole. They knew that he would break their career if they made a mistake, agreeing to fight him. Instead, they both played safely, fighting smaller guys and avoiding Bakole.

Keyshawn Davis says that Edwin de los Santos begins to get it “Pissed off“With criticism of his level of talents entering their headliner within 15 days on June 7. Davis (13-0, 9 KO) chose manually de los Santos (16-2, 14 Kos) for the first defense of his lightweight wboe weight and it seems that he seems to He wanted him to be kind Challenger.

De los Santos does not. Keyshawn informed what he thinks about him, his talent and his carefully managed career. Like many people, Edwin thinks that Ego Davis is too massive and wants to knock him out of a high horse on June 7 on the arena of the range in Norfolk, Virginia. Davis vs. De los Santos will be a header for ESPN and ESPN+.

The buzz that Keyshawn thought that this fight failed because the fans ignored it. They see it as another cherry of Davis, just like his opponents, Denys Berinchyk, Gustavo Lemos, Jose Pedraza and Miguel Madueno.

The truth is enraged by Keyshawn

“Everything he said is [angering me]. I just feel that he spoke and does not make sense. I understand if you give your opinion and you actually decompose it and why you feel so – said Keyshawn Davis WarriorSaying that Edwin de Los Santos destroys him in the media before the fight on June 7.

To make Keyshawn get nervous about de los Santos, it can only mean that he spoke the truths with which he does not want to confront himself. He would prefer to avoid talking about his disadvantages in the open, and they are rolling that de los Santos sees a false smoke veil, which he presents in public. Edwin knows the false when he sees him.

“I feel that he just talks about promoting the fight, which is nothing wrong with it, but it is [angering] I, Keyshawn said, responding to the saying that de los Santos said that there was no boxing skills at the Shakur Stevenson level. “I don’t think there is no way that I don’t have boxing skills, and I have 13-0 and I am a world champion. It doesn’t make sense. There is no way he really feels like that.”

De los Santos believes that Keyshawn lacks boxing skills. He also says that he is “tender” after watching movies from previous fights, paying attention to his reaction to hitting. He said, “If he stops there, he dies,“Which suggests that if Davis stops running on June 7, he will be destroyed.

“I feel that every opponent with whom I got there showed a different element. I did not show what the next warrior showed,” said Davis. “You don’t know what to expect when it comes to me. You just know you’ll see a bit of S ***. Expect this on June 7.”

We know what to expect from Keyshawn on June 7. He goes to the box, play safely and resorts to Wwe Moves to stop the artist de los Santos from the massacre of him, as if Jose “Rayo” Valenzuela. There is no chance that Davis will fight him as he did against the airy Berinchyk or much smaller Lemos Gustavo 5’5 ″.

“Berinchyk is southern,” Keyshawn said, responding to the saying that he had not fought Southpaw for a long time. “I threw him out when he was southern.”

I don’t know where Keyshawn got this nonsense for Berinchyk, which is Southpaw, but it looks like it’s something invented in flight. If you followed Berinchyk’s career, he always fought with the Orthodox attitude because he was an amateur. Like many talented Ukrainians, they can change their attitudes to Southpaw, but this is not his natural attitude.

Real weight class Keyshawn?

“He will do everything in his power to survive,” said Keyshawn about de los Santos. “I chose the best available opponent. I would like to fight with more worthy opponents, but he was a guy I had on the table. I feel that he was still challenging me. But this guy is a different guy. I fought with better guys in amateurs. If he didn’t have power, how good would it be?” Keyshaw said about De los Santos.

You can reverse Keyshawn’s comment on de los Santos. How good would Keyshawn be if he did not kill himself, to let off, to fight smaller fighters in a airy? Did Davis bloom if he fought at the age of 154, what according to some fans is where he should fight?

Can Keyshawn compete with his own size with warriors, if he decides to fight in the medium weight munior? I don’t think so. Place it with peak predators in 154, Vergil Ortiz, Sebastian Fundora and Bakhram Murtazaliev, and it would be the madness of feeding.