Tyson Fury is clearly maintaining his fitness, despite his insistence that he has retired from boxing. The 33-year-old heavyweight champion, who recently defeated Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium, was spotted on a morning run in Morecambe Bay, showcasing his commitment to staying in shape.

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After his impressive sixth-round victory, which included a brutal uppercut, Fury declared it would be his last fight. However, fans eager for his return might find hope in his recent activities. He was seen leaving a café in workout shorts and a “Gypsy King” jacket, even taking a moment to sign an autograph for a supporter in a Newcastle football jersey.

Fury earned approximately £26 million for his recent bout and has potential opportunities on the horizon, including a possible return to WWE wrestling or a cross-sport fight against UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou.

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This week, the WBC is expected to press Fury for a definitive decision regarding his future. However, his promoter, Frank Warren, emphasized that Fury will not be dictated to about his career choices. Warren stated, “No one’s going to tell Tyson Fury what to do. The only person who will tell Tyson Fury what to do will be Paris or himself.”

He further explained that there’s no immediate pressure from the WBC, as there is no mandatory challenger due. Warren added, “Whatever he’s going to do, he’s going to do. He’s a very smart person, a very clever man. Listen, he may turn round and say tomorrow, ‘You know what, I’m vacating the title.’ He may want to do that.”

For now, it seems Fury is enjoying his life outside the ring while keeping the door open for future possibilities.