Tyson Fury could be tempted out of retirement by the lure of “revenge” in a trilogy fight with Oleksandr Usyk.<\/p>\n
But finally fighting his great British rival Anthony Joshua would have “massive appeal” to the UK, says promoter Frank Warren.<\/p>\n
Fury lost two tight decisions in world heavyweight title fights with Ukraine’s Usyk last year. He announced he was retiring in January but recently has regularly released footage of himself training, fuelling speculation that a comeback is imminent.<\/p>\n
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A natural fight for Fury is one against Joshua, another British heavyweight star. Both Fury and AJ held world titles concurrently but never fought each other during their championship reigns.<\/p>\n
However, their rivalry remains.<\/p>\n
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