By Alan Baldwin LONDON (Reuters) - Boxing promoter Frank Warren says he would be happy to link up with Tyson Fury again if the troubled former heavyweight world champion manages to put his demons behind him and secures a license. Fury, who is still facing an anti-doping hearing and is provisionally suspended, said on Twitter on Monday that he aimed to make a comeback against an unnamed opponent on May 13. The 28-year-old has not fought since beating Ukrainian Wladimir Klitschko to become world champion in November 2015, subsequently pulling out of a rematch twice.
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Frank Warren wants to see Fury back in ring as soon as possible (Reuters)
Artikel Terkait Frank Warren wants to see Fury back in ring as soon as possible (Reuters) :
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