TYSON FURY is training TWO TIMES a day – fuelling speculation he is preparing for a comeback to fight Anthony Joshua.
Fury announced his fourth and perhaps most surprising retirement in January – a month after losing his rematch to Oleksandr Usyk.
Tyson Fury is back training two times a day[/caption]
Joshua remains linked with a fight against Fury[/caption]
And the Gypsy King also left behind a mega-money fight against arch rival Joshua.
Fury has so far appeared content as a retired man enjoying time with wife Paris – but now the signs are pointing towards a comeback.
And fans were convinced the former WBC champion left the biggest hint he is returning to fight after he posted a video hitting the heavy bag.
Fury then increased rumours of a return after revealing he is doing daily double sessions.
He said: “Second session of the day running on the beach in Morecambe – absolutely stunning down here tonight.
“Beautiful it makes you realise how much I love the training. Love working out, love running I love every part of it.
“Twice a day, seven days a week, absolutely stunning. Realise how lucky I am to be able to work out twice a day and enjoy my bit of training.
“Absolutely love it, you always feel brand new, million times better after you’ve worked out and you enjoy it.
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“So if you’re thinking about it many as well go out and do it because no time like the present.”
Last May, Fury, 36, surrendered his undefeated record and WBC title in the same 12 rounds against Usyk, 38, in Saudi Arabia.
And he was beaten via another controversial decision in the rematch – before walking away from the sport just a month after.
It also followed in the aftermath of Joshua’s knockout loss to Daniel Dubois, 27, in September at Wembley.
Fury was ringside that night and fumed: “Listen that’s cost me £150million, the silly c***.”
And with Joshua, 35, expected to make a similar split for what would be a two-fight deal they money on offer could be close to £300MILLION.
AJ’s promoter Eddie Hearn still holds out for the Great British blockbuster.
But he believes it will take Fury reaching out to Joshua personally to get the wheels in motion.
He told iFL TV: “I said it the other day in an interview, the way that fight gets made is probably Tyson reaches out to AJ and says, ‘Mate, do you fancy it?’
“And he’ll go, ‘100 per cent, let’s f***ing do it.’ And it’ll be made like that. So let’s see.”
Fury pictured with Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hearn[/caption]
