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‘Absolutely flying’ – Tyson Fury training at least TWICE a day with gym work and runs despite retirement claims

TYSON FURY is not taking retirement lightly.

The Gypsy King is still working out TWICE a day despite vowing his knockout victory over Dillian Whyte was his last fight.

Tyson Fury is still working hard to stay fit despite claiming he has retired from boxing

The Gypsy King still works out in the gym and regularly shares videos of himself out running

Fury, 33, remains hard at work at his home in Morecambe and regularly updates fans on his routine through his Instagram account.

The WBC champ continues to train at least twice twice a day, resisting the urge to kick back and relax in his retirement.

And he has told fans he’s “absolutely flying” amid claims from promoter Bob Arum last week that Fury could come out of retirement to face the winner of Anthony Joshua vs Oleksandr Usyk.

Posted a video of himself in the gym sweating after a workout, Fury said: “Second session of the day finished. Come on.

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“Smashed it, Get up! absolutely flying… flying.”

As well as gruelling work in the gym, Fury is often out running in order to stay in tip-top shape.

And this morning was no different as he posted a video of himself jogging along the seafront in Morecambe.

He said: “Morning guys, back on the road again. Been up early this morning doing a few jobs.

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“Lovely little day in the bay, the sun is shining over there somewhere.

“While everybody is on holiday we’re in the bay grafting because that’s how we roll.”

Fury added that was out jogging on his own on this occasion as all of his training partners had “slacked off”.

He continued: “Alone again, no training partners today they’ve all slacked off.

“Back down to the lone soldier, but here we go don’t worry about it.”