Heavyweight champion Fury ready to 'walk away'


  • Boxing
  • Thursday, 04 Feb 2016

Tyson Fury during a press conference after the fight Action Images via Reuters / Lee Smith

LONDON (Reuters) - World heavyweight champion Tyson Fury is struggling for motivation and could quit boxing, the controversial fighter told the BBC on Thursday.

The 27-year-old Briton, who stunned Vladimir Klitschko to claim the world heavyweight crown with a points win in Germany in November, may even hang up his gloves before facing the Ukrainian in a rematch scheduled for May or June.

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