How many times has Fury retired so far?

Dave Allen says hi.

 

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It is a shame really - I know why (or at least why he says) he has called it quits, but it is the fans that are ultimately missing out. Provided he doesn't come back (which odds on he will) it is going to be a while before we have a new lineal champion. Plus AJ, Usyk, or any other heavyweight contender of this era who hasn't fought Fury already will always be open to the implied asterisks and scrutiny of comments like "well could he have beaten Fury".

 

WBC has announced Fury has 14 days to make his retirement known by writing

hehe

 

Boxing needs to implement a "Fury rule".
If a fighter announces retirement, their record is reset to 0-0 if they come back, so they will need to work their way back up to a title shot with like 15 or so fights.
Using "retirement" as a ducking method needs to have repercussions.

 

Well, he can't backtrack now;

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Fury's act is wearing thin and at this point I wish the Gypsy buffoon would just go away permanently.

 

If he had half the amount of title defences, as these so called retirements? He might be as great as he thinks he is

 

He's giving some of those old professional wrestler's a run for their money at this point.

 

Which HW's retired at the right time?

Lennox Lewis

 

Here's a bone to pick. Who retired more: Tyson Fury or Sugar Ray Leonard?

 

I’m starting to believe that he lied about the mental health issues as well for his own gain.

 

The correct answer is Cher.

 

Kind of had to after Vitali was done giving him the Business, good choice.