When is Tyson Fury's next fight? Latest news and updates
We bring you all the latest news about Tyson Fury's next fight.

Tyson Fury will return to boxing following his fifth retirement in April this year.
The self-styled Gypsy King can't keep the gloves hung up for long, as proven by his latest comeback to the ring.
Fury hasn't fought since a pair of bruising defeats to Oleksandr Usyk in May and December 2024 - the first losses of his career.
The 37-year-old fighter returns to the headlines for a match-up he is expected to win.
Russian veteran Arslanbek Makhmudov does not boast the pedigree of Fury's usual opposition, but is likely to serve as a warm-up for bigger things to come with reports suggesting a bout with Anthony Joshua is coming down the tracks.
RadioTimes.com brings you the latest news on Tyson Fury's next fight.
When is Tyson Fury's next fight?
Tyson Fury will fight Arslanbek Makhmudov on Saturday 11th April 2026. TV coverage of the event begins at 7pm.
Of course, nothing is certain when it comes to Fury. Previous fights have been cancelled, postponed and rescheduled, so keep an eye out for any updates as the date draws near.
Fans can tune in to watch Tyson Fury v Arslanbek Makhmudov exclusively live on Netflix.
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