Tyson Fury has appeared to announce his retirement once more as he wants to receive a date for the resumption of his UK Anti-Doping hearing.
The former world heavyweight champion 28,had been targeting a come back fight next July,having vacated WBA and WBO titles he held last October after admitting using cocaine to cope with depression,after which the British Boxing Board of Control [BBBC] suspended his boxing licence.But having previously announced his decision to retire from the sport last October,Fury has now cast doubt over his future once more after posting a message on social media on Wednesday night in which he claimed he had reached ''the end''.
The UKad panel was due to fule on allegations Fury and his cousin and fellow heavyweight Hughie Fury tested positively for nandrolone in 2015.Both men have strongly denied any wrong doing and they were not charged with an anti-doping offence until June 24,2016,the same day Tyson Fury postponed a rematch with Klitscko because of a sprained ankle.