Tyson Fury vs. Arslanbek Makhmudov | Netflix - 11 April 2026

[Ruthless-RKO]

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Award for the most returns..

Goes tooo……

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I mean we knew he’d be back. P

[Twinkle Toes]

Who's he fighting if not Joshua?

Another schooling from Usyk?

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Who's he fighting if not Joshua?

Another schooling from Usyk?

Seferi’s brother probably.

[stujones]

When did he go away? Didn’t he announce a return about a month after his dick Turpin retirement.

Longest training camp in the history of the world. In all seriousness I do worry about his mental health. This reminds me of Ricky Hatton when post pacquiao he announced a return, was way out of shape (hitting a bag) and that “I am coming back honest” seemed to last about 2 years until he confirmed he wasn’t retiring (and then he came back again). Obviously in that period Ricky was going through a lot of torture mentally.

[paultom]

If Joshua decides to call it a day will Fury accuse him of ducking again ?

[Ruthless-RKO]

If Joshua decides to call it a day will Fury accuse him of ducking again ?

Even he won’t go that far.

[paultom]

If Joshua decides to call it a day will Fury accuse him of ducking again ?

Even he won’t go that far.

we'll see

[Cyclops]

It's a tune-up fight isn't it? So somebody we've never heard of, probably.

Just perusing the Boxrec top 50 and thinking who Tyson would pick...

Jared Anderson: former sparring partner who Fury probably knows inside out from two camps training for Wilder, down on his luck, inactive, never in love with boxing and happy to cash out. An American too, to sell the fight to the yanks.

Washed up Joe Joyce, who Fury ducked years ago when he was still unbeaten. "If I don't fight Usyk next I'll fight you!" Fury promised, before proceeding to make Chisora 3.

Ancient Albanian Nelson Hysa, who threw his hat in the ring for an Itauma payday, would be an easy enough knockover. Unbeaten, too: which Fury will use as an obvious selling point.

Makhmudov: big stiff idiot with name recognition for beating Dave Allen who Fury would stand on his head, even this faded version.

Does anyone think Fury would fight Gassiev?

A vaguely interesting wildcard: what about plucking Mairis Briedis out of retirement? Usyk's toughest opponent. He would be unfit and out of his natural weight class, but Briedis has been up at heavyweight before and has the tools. If Fury could get a clear win over him, regardless of Briedis being rusty as f*ck, he could convince himself he had something over Usyk. I remember Briedis chasing Jake Paul for a payday before retiring, so he's not above something freakish for a payday.

[mickey1975]

When did he go away? Didn’t he announce a return about a month after his dick Turpin retirement.

Longest training camp in the history of the world. In all seriousness I do worry about his mental health. This reminds me of Ricky Hatton when post pacquiao he announced a return, was way out of shape (hitting a bag) and that “I am coming back honest” seemed to last about 2 years until he confirmed he wasn’t retiring (and then he came back again). Obviously in that period Ricky was going through a lot of torture mentally.

I disagree. And I'm posting seriously here... I'd say Fury looks mentally better than ever.

[veriton]

Has AJs car accident made him realise that there are no guarantees in life and that he needs to act now or never....or has he seen AJ go through genuine trauma and is ready for a nibble if he thinks he's been weakened by it?

[paultom]

Has AJs car accident made him realise that there are no guarantees in life and that he needs to act now or never....or has he seen AJ go through genuine trauma and is ready for a nibble if he thinks he's been weakened by it?

The latter i'd say

[gilgamesh]

Has AJs car accident made him realise that there are no guarantees in life and that he needs to act now or never....or has he seen AJ go through genuine trauma and is ready for a nibble if he thinks he's been weakened by it?

Pretty sure he vs AJ was already in the works prior to the car accident.

[golden_labrador]

return of the mac = John McDermott?

[gp.]

Has AJs car accident made him realise that there are no guarantees in life and that he needs to act now or never....or has he seen AJ go through genuine trauma and is ready for a nibble if he thinks he's been weakened by it?

Do you really think that Fury thinks he would lose to AJ?

[keithmoonhangover]

return of the mac = John McDermott?

My favourite McDermott moment was when he was fighting on Sky Sports and, despite him being a big fat lump, the commentator said he'd "left it in the gym".

[joshj909]

It's a tune-up fight isn't it? So somebody we've never heard of, probably.

Just perusing the Boxrec top 50 and thinking who Tyson would pick...

Jared Anderson: former sparring partner who Fury probably knows inside out from two camps training for Wilder, down on his luck, inactive, never in love with boxing and happy to cash out. An American too, to sell the fight to the yanks.

Washed up Joe Joyce, who Fury ducked years ago when he was still unbeaten. "If I don't fight Usyk next I'll fight you!" Fury promised, before proceeding to make Chisora 3.

Ancient Albanian Nelson Hysa, who threw his hat in the ring for an Itauma payday, would be an easy enough knockover. Unbeaten, too: which Fury will use as an obvious selling point.

Makhmudov: big stiff idiot with name recognition for beating Dave Allen who Fury would stand on his head, even this faded version.

Does anyone think Fury would fight Gassiev?

A vaguely interesting wildcard: what about plucking Mairis Briedis out of retirement? Usyk's toughest opponent. He would be unfit and out of his natural weight class, but Briedis has been up at heavyweight before and has the tools. If Fury could get a clear win over him, regardless of Briedis being rusty as f*ck, he could convince himself he had something over Usyk. I remember Briedis chasing Jake Paul for a payday before retiring, so he's not above something freakish for a payday.

Add Salamov, Camkiran, Xhoxhaj and Suslenkov to the list. At very very best I think he could choose Ruiz. Short, inactive, overweight, way past his best and rapidly declining while also appearing to losing his power. Unlikely though.

[mickey1975]

return of the mac = John McDermott?

My favourite McDermott moment was when he was fighting on Sky Sports and, despite him being a big fat lump, the commentator said he'd "left it in the gym".

Martin Power said on here McDermott was a very good sprinter.

[Steveh583]

fury is mentally stronger than ricky (RIP). A loss is just that for tyson, Ricky let it destroy his whole identity unfortunately.

[Coco]

It will be ironic if he actually doesn't come back!!

Realistically the only fight out there is AJ, but then is AJ coming back after the crash?

Maybe the belts will fragment

[gilgamesh]

It will be ironic if he actually doesn't come back!!

Realistically the only fight out there is AJ, but then is AJ coming back after the crash?

Maybe the belts will fragment

They already have. Wardley has one of 'em.

The belts fragment anytime anybody wants 'em too. If a star fighter comes back, and wants a belt, they'll just strip Usyk of one of his to give them to fight whichever guy their promoter would pay to have ranked #1

That's how the Boxing business works.

[keithmoonhangover]

return of the mac = John McDermott?

My favourite McDermott moment was when he was fighting on Sky Sports and, despite him being a big fat lump, the commentator said he'd "left it in the gym".

Martin Power said on here McDermott was a very good sprinter.

I do wonder what John would have achieved if he'd been in better shape.

[keithmoonhangover]

I await Big Doofus' return.

[gilgamesh]

Hey one of these times a ring return ain't gonna work out the way he wants it to.

It may be this time.