Tyson Fury offers sparring session out on Twitter to any fighting followers in the North West of England


TYSON FURY has opened his gym doors to anyone who wants to spar the undefeated former heavyweight champion of the world.

The fallen boxing king is on another comeback trail after dropping the belts he wrenched from Wladimir Klitschko with a phenomenal 2015 performance.

The first video of Tyson Fury back in training has emerged
Tyson Fury back in training again and looking for sparring partners
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But injuries and bust-ups with the British Boxing Board of Control and the anti-doping bodies have left the Traveller Gypsy King bloated and beltless.

Newly crowned heavyweight icon Anthony Joshua wants Fury to succeed with his comeback to set up a mammoth showdown between the two.

And Fury – though still carrying plenty of timber – is still showing signs of the skill and style that helped him chop down the Ukrainian legend in his adopted German home.

In a bid to attract sparring partners for a Thursday workout, Fury wrote on Twitter: “Is there any heavyweights in north west who fancy a move about this afternoon? #abitofsparring”

A recent snap of Tyson Fury with Carlos Takam
A recent snap of Tyson Fury with Anthony Joshua’s impressive last opponent Carlos Takam
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Tyson Fury is targeting a return to Boxing in 2018 and is desperate for a match-up against Anthony Joshua
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Tyson Fury has piled on the pounds since his last fight in 2015
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The Morecambe-based star had plenty of replies but very few seemed genuine as a raft of pictures and videos flooded in of mismatched potential opponents.

Greg Weir replied: “I’m 6ft 7 and based in Manchester mate. I was once known as the “hardest lad in Heywood” so give me £50 and I’ll spar you.”


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Tyson Fury is closing in on a return to the ring and has vowed to get back to his previous best
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Tyson Fury shocked the world back in November 2015 when he won all the belts by defeating Wladimir Klitschko in Germany
Tyson Fury shocked the world back in November 2015 when he won all the belts by defeating Wladimir Klitschko in Germany
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Alex Bloomer wrote: “At work this afternoon unfortunately! Would love an opportunity to spar the heavyweight champ of the world. Probs get my head caved in mind.

John Fry said: “Yes Tyson, 17stone heavyweight based in North West, happy to have a move around with you. Can be with you this afternoon. DM me details. John”

Alex Ross replied: “Got a lad here mate in his 30s 16 stone calls himself the Old Southpaw Swan… Name a place.”


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