Fury Market Value: How High Can It Go?

Few believe Tyson Fury’s retirement is legitimate, and see him as the ‘Gypsy King’ up to his old tricks, trying to artificially inflate his market value. It’s like a painter. Once they are gone, their works of art will be priceless.

The greed of the king

Anger is denying itself, wanting to be. attracted by gazillions From Turki Al-Sheikh. For a fighter with Tyson’s limited talent and 0-2 record in his last two fights, he doesn’t even rate as a low-paying opponent who was recently washed up by a win over Anthony Joshua.

The 36-year-old Fury fights are terrifying to watch and you can pick any heavyweight in the division, which is even more entertaining. The irony is that the British still want to see Anger because American fans see it as unwatchable and pure mediocrity.

If the Gypsy King expects too much in the game, he may not get the price he wants from Turkey. Fans lose interest quickly, especially when a fighter ages and hasn’t won a top-level fight in 10 years, as was the case with Fury.

His last victory over a quality fighter was in 2011. Even that win wasn’t special, but that’s how Fury became a star in England. The British made a huge profit from that victory. It shows how easy it is to be a star in different countries.

Fury’s cry

“I think he desperately wants us to come back saying, ‘No, no, please don’t,'” Johnny Nelson said. TalkSport boxing Tyson Fury has admitted he has retired and is hoping his fans will beg him to come back.

“They know how to deal with this little boy (Eddie Hearn). It’s going nowhere because there’s too much money to be made away from AJ’s fight. ‘I’m retired today, I’m done. I want half a billion the next day,” said Johnny Fury’s game.

“So he’s not even playing a good game of poker. You know what it’s about. He is trying to raise the price. I think Eddie predicted it a week ago. So, I don’t believe it,’ Nelson said.