Tyson Fury doubles wealth in 2024 to enjoy retirement from boxing at 36

Fury announced his retirement in early 2025, following two narrow losses to Oleksandr Usyk in 2024. While there were still major fights available, including a potential showdown with Anthony Joshua, Fury decided to call time on his career and embrace retirement. His decision was made easier by the fact that he saw a significant increase in his wealth over the past year.

According to Daily Mail, Fury's company saw its value nearly double in 2024, growing from US$112.56 million to $222.43 million. His company’s investments also surged, rising from $149.39 million to $242.62 million.

However, Fury still owes creditors around $38.45 million. He took a dividend of $137,313 last year. These figures do not account for the substantial earnings from his December 2024 rematch with Usyk.

With a career record of 34-2-1 and 24 KO wins, Fury left the boxing world when he was still at his prime. Though he has returned from retirement before and often teases fans with videos on social media, his latest activity suggests that he is fully embracing family life and retirement.

Meanwhile, the heavyweight division moves forward. Usyk and Daniel Dubois are set to clash on July 19, with the winner claiming the undisputed title. Should Fury decide to make a comeback, a major fight may still be on the table.