Tyson Fury made a return to his old stomping ground to spar with some aspiring boxers just weeks after retiring from the sport.
Tyson defeated Dillian Whyte via KO at a sold-out Wembley with a devastating uppercut at the end of the sixth round, having outboxed his opponent the entire match.
After the match, the âGypsy Kingâ announced his intent to retire, despite talks of a bout with the winner of Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk for all four belts later this year.
Speaking on his future, Fury said:
âThis is the truth, the gospel truth, nothing but the truthâââIâm done. Every good dog has its day. Like a great Roman leader said, there will always be somebody else to fight.
âWhen is enough enough? Iâm happy, Iâm healthy, Iâve still got my brains, I can still talk. Iâve got a beautiful wife, Iâve got six kids. Iâve got umpteen belts, Iâve got plenty of money.
"Iâve got success, fame, glory. What more am I doing it for?"
Fury has not forgotten his roots
Tyson Fury is one of the great entertainers in the sporting world. When he speaks, everyone listens and when he fights, everyone watches.
Despite his success, he has not forgotten his roots, he is a humble man and looks to give back at every opportunity.
This was evidenced when he paid a surprise visit to his old amateur gymâââThe Jimmy Eganâs Boxing Academy in Wythenshawe.
You can see the footage in the clip below
The 6ft 9in powerhouse gave some young aspiring youngsters a day they will never forget, the opportunity to spar with Tyson Fury.
The Heavyweight Champion allowed the youngsters to deliver body shots on him and beat him up for the day.
Fans were quick to praise Fury on social media.
Will Fury return to the ring?
Despite seemingly retiring, some people are taking Furyâs words with a pinch of salt and believe he will take up the opportunity to become the first undisputed heavyweight champion since Lennox Lewis.
His father John spoke of the possibility of a unification match with Anthony Joshua, should AJ defeat Usyk, he said
âIf AJ can win, wild horses couldnât keep Tyson in retirement.â
Nonetheless, if he is content to take up the opportunity of early retirement and be there for his family while putting back into the local boxing community by sparring with youngsters then that is his prerogative.