This, this, this, this is, fight disciples.

Over the last seven days, the whole boxing world seems to be speaking about Tyson Fury and his retirement.

Yeah, we chipped up on our Instagram, we've gone on our social media, but me and you haven't been together, have we?

So actually wax lyrical about the Gypsy King hitting Instagram last week and saying,

that's it, guys, thanks for the cheese. I'm riding off into the sunset. This is me done.

Something that we've heard on several occasions in the past, only for him to 180 and step back in

their ink.

What was your initial reaction when you saw it?

Initially, I was like, oh, I've lost count of the amount of times I've seen this video.

But then I thought, after a couple of hours of digesting it and thought, well, what's different this time compared to the previous four or five times he's done it

you know initially when he did it after clitchco it was like listen i've conquered the world

i've defeated the clitchco's there's nothing left to do in my mind i set out to become a world

champion i've become a world champion i've done it against the main man i've done it away from

home thanks for that and it seemed like his motivation wasn't there

and he obviously turned down the rematch and we didn't see him for a couple of years and he

basically tried to almost kill himself and then he did come back and and then it was like after

dillian white after just thought like it was after every big fight that he would retire but this

time i was that what's this time then I was not what's different, this time, then, you know,

if the difference for me this time is he's making this statement for the first time

after not losing once, but losing twice back to back.

And I was thinking psychologically is, does Tyson aware of what way it all the way of?

He ain't the same fighter.

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