Angry Retirement: Where are the sobs?

Tyson Fury announced his retirement on Instagram today, letting his fans know that he is coming to an end after a 16-year career. The Gypsy King’s move was an expected and dramatic move after losing to Alexander Usyk for the second time on December 21st. I saw this childish move coming. Man, I can read that guy like a book.

Fury has made a fortune from his vast wealth $160 million wealth. So if he’s serious and isn’t doing this to lure Turki Sheikh into paying him over $100 million for his next fight, he’s doing just fine with his career.

Good to get rid of

With limited talent, Fury defeated 39-year-old Wladimir Klitschko in 2015 and used that victory to amass a huge fortune. How lively.

I wonder why Fury didn’t start crying during his retirement. That would be a classic. I still can’t forget how he was booed after a controversial decision he made in his first game against “Big” John McDermott and how he almost said Tearful.

If this was a real retirement and not a fake one, I’d say good riddance and don’t let the door hit you on the way out, Fury. It would be good to get rid of some weak warriors who were given a high status by the naive rabble who followed him.

Usyk proves Fury is a liar

similar Fagan in “Oliver Twist”Fury (34-2-1, 24 KOs) looked awful in his recent loss to Usyk. There was nothing he could do in that battle but retreat. All instructions given to him by his well-intentioned trainer, SugarHill Steward, were completely ignored because he was unable to follow any of them. Fury has never been one to follow instructions or adapt during a fight. He doesn’t like to hear it.

“I want to announce my retirement from boxing. It’s been great. I loved every minute of it…see you on the other side,” said Tyson Fury. Instagram In his retirement announcement today.