TYSON FURY has warned his rivals that he’s rolling back into the heavyweight division with his massive balls in a wheelbarrow.

The 37-year-old is on course for a Spring return to the prize-fighting ring, after retiring following back-to-back Oleksandr Usyk points losses.

Oleksandr Usyk punches Tyson Fury during their Undisputed World Heavyweight title fight.
Tyson Fury hung up his gloves after his second-straight loss to Oleksandr Usyk but isCredit: GETTY
 

Tyson Fury training in a boxing gym.
‘The Gypsy King’ back in the gym preparing for a spring returnCredit: INSTAGRAM@TYSONFURY
But he insists the incredible guts he showed by staying on his feet in round nine of their first, classic encounter, is a marker of how he is better endowed than his big punching foes.

The Gypsy King even paraphrased a quote about himself from softly spoken boxing mastermind Brendan Ingle – and added a few of his own X-rated twists.

After another sweaty session in Pattaya, Thailand, he said: “I’ve seen a few people talk about fighting me and beating me, on my comeback.

“‘This person’s got power, that person has power’.

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“But they’ve all got power, every heavyweight alive has had power.

“But, the thing is, you have to keep the big Gypsy King down.

“And, as the late, great Brendan Ingle said: ‘to beat Tyson Fury, you need to nail the c*** to the canvas’.

“And, when you do that, you’re going to need six-inch nails.

Sweaty bald man in a black and gold t-shirt in a gym.
Tyson Fury has issued a chilling message to the heavyweight divisionCredit: INSTAGRAM@TYSONFURY
“Power doesn’t mean s*** to me. You’ve got to have balls, big balls. And a lot of big punchers don’t have big balls.

“But my balls are that big, you have to carry them around in a f***ing wheelbarrow.”

Fury reckons the iconic way he climbed off the canvas against Deontay Wilder – four times across their superb trilogy – is a measure of his machismo.

And the super-human strength he showed to stay upright when the Ukraine genius shattered all of his senses in 2024, marks him out as more than a mortal man.

“I have fought the biggest and best fighters of my generation – and beat the lot,” he said.

“I gave a couple of decisions away, OK, I can live with that. But I refuse to stay down.

“Go and watch round nine of the Usyk fight, for b*******s, when I refuse to go down.

“We clipped me, my legs went, but I refused to go down. That’s a f****ing warrior. There’s no quit in me.”

I will be back on top of heavyweight boxing, you better believe it.”

Tyson Fury

 

Tyson Fury, holding championship belts, celebrates his boxing victory with others.
Tyson Fury has vowed to return to the summit of the heavyweight divisionCredit: REUTERS
Fury is melting fat off with lengthy sessions and long runs in the Asian heat.

And after each workout he gets lathered up, hosed down and massaged by a gang of Thai team-mates.

The 6ft 9in Traveller lays face down in the shower – keeping his XXL pants on – and let’s the handful of training partners go to work on his jiggling muscles.

It looks like a bizarre way to unwind.

But he reckons it’s going to help him reclaim his old spot at the top of the mountain.

“I am coming for you,” he growled. “Whoever you are. On my return, as king, you will be overthrown.

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“There is no doubt in my mind that I will go straight to the top again, 100 million per cent straight to the top.

“Within this year, I will be back on top of heavyweight boxing, you better believe it.”