Few believe that Tyson Fury's retirement is legitimate, and they see it as the 'Gypsy King' down to his old tricks, trying to artificially inflate his market value. It's like a painter. After they are gone, their artwork becomes priceless.

King's greed

Anger makes itself scarce, wanted to be Lured back with gazillions From Turkish al-Shaykh. For a fighter with Tyson's limited talent and an 0-2 record in his last two fights, he doesn't even command minimum wage as a wash-up opponent recently knocked out by Anthony Joshua.

The 36-year-old Fury's fights are so terrifying to watch and you could pick any heavyweight in the division that would be more entertaining. It's interesting that Brits still want to see Fury because US fans see him as invisible and pure mediocrity.

If the Gypsy King waits too long with his game, he may not get the price he wants from the Turk. Fans lose interest quickly, especially when a fighter is old and hasn't won a high-level fight in 10 years, as was the case with Fury.

His last win against a quality fighter was in 2015 when he beat 39-year-old Wladimir Klitschko. Even that win was nothing special, but that's how Fury became a star in the UK. The British made a big production from that victory. Shows how easy it is to become a star in different countries.

Fury's Hustle

“I think he wants us to be desperate for him to come back, 'No, no, please don't do it,'” Johnny Nelson said. TalkSport Boxing He believes that Tyson Fury is faking his retirement, hoping fans will beg him to come back.

“They know how to deal with this young kid (Eddie Hearn). He's not going anywhere because AJ has too much money to walk away from the fight. 'Today, I am retired, my work is done. The next day, I want half a billion,'' Johnny said of Fury's game.

“So, he's not playing poker very well either. You know what it's about. He is trying to increase the price. I think Eddie predicted it a week ago. So, I don't believe it,' said Nelson.