TYSON FURY has revealed that he could become a CAR SALESMAN after retiring from boxing – although he says he may never hang up the gloves.
The Gypsy King, 34, will climb into the ring on Saturday to defend his WBC heavyweight title against Derek Chisora.
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The trilogy with Del Boy, who he already holds two victories over, at Tottenham is his first outing since his most-recent retirement U-turn.
After his brilliant sixth round triumph over Dillian Whyte in April, he claimed he was finished with the sport before opting to return.
Now ahead of the bout with Chisora he has revealed in an interview with The Sporstman that when, or rather if, he eventually quits boxing he could return to selling used cars like he used to as a youngster.
Fury said: “I don't know if I can ever be ready for retirement and this is the problem.
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“Right now, I'm in a very big dilemma with boxing because I’m in my prime. I’m worn out basically, however, I’m still undefeated and still going.
“How long will this last? How long can I keep going for? And what happens when it’s not there any more?
“The answer to that question is that I don’t know and that's why I'm back.”
Fury continued: “There were four months when I was actually retired and refused a lot of money to come back and stuff to do other fights and things.
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“It was four months later and I had my little bit of being at home with the family, taking the kids to school and all that, and I was like what do I do?
“I'm getting up in the morning, I'm getting up at half past six, going to bed at 9pm, going to the gym twice a day, but I don't have a target to go to the gym for. I don't know.”
Then when he was asked about what he would do after boxing, to which he replied: “I definitely need a purpose and I don’t know what that’s going to be.
“Maybe I’ll go back to being a used car salesman and open myself a little pitch in Morecambe somewhere.
“Give myself a job so I can get up at 7am, go to the gym, come back and then go to work.”
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