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‘You’ve got one more in you’ – Fans beg Tyson Fury to come out of retirement as he shows off boxing skills on punch bag

TYSON FURY has had fans begging for him to make a comeback after sharing recent training footage.

The unbeaten WBC champion is continuing to put in two sessions a day despite being a supposedly retired man.

Tyson Fury training in his private gym

The heavyweight champion is still retired

Fury uploaded a video of himself in his private Morecambe gym hitting a heavy bag and firing off combinations.

And the small glimpse of the Gypsy King back in boxing gloves was enough to have his comment section filled with calls to fight again.

One posted: “Might as well return.”

Another said: “The champ…. Don’t retire yet fury keep going I wanna see you get all the belts.”

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One added: “You got one more in you.”

Another added: “You will be back! Retirement will become boring for you soon. Once a fighter always a fighter.”

Fury, 33, announced his retirement after knocking out Dillian Whyte, 34, in April in front of 94,000 at Wembley.

But an undisputed super-fight will emerge after Anthony Joshua, 32, rematches Olekesandr Usyk, 35, in the summer.

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The winner will have three of the four heavyweight belts with Fury owning the WBC version to make it a historic unification.

And his US promoter Bob Arum hinted the retirement could be short lived if they are able to provide an offer Fury cannot refuse.

Arum told FightHype: “Tyson Fury is retired and he will be retired until we come to him with the next big event and then he will unretire.”

But, Fury hit back: “I’ve just read today that I’m supposed to be coming out of retirement.

“That’s news to me. As far as I’m concerned I’m staying [retired].”

Tyson Fury pictured with promoter Bob Arum