Tyson Fury became ‘grumpy and agitated’ after retiring from boxing and admits wife Paris was happy to see him return

TYSON FURY admitted he became grumpy and agitated while retired – leaving wife Paris happy to see him return to boxing.

Fury announced he was hanging up his gloves after knocking out Dillian Whyte in April at Wembley.

But it lasted just a matter of months with the Gypsy King set to fight again on December 3 in a trilogy bout against Derek Chisora.

Fury, 34, said on Good Morning Britain: “I think as a family it was great stuff for ten weeks. Everyone was really happy.

“I was doing all the school runs, dog walks, the rubbish. All that sort of stuff. All the home jobs that need doing.

“But then it just gets like, ‘Well, when’s dad going to go back to work again? Is he just going to stay here and do nothing forever?’

“I think they were glad to get rid of me, to be fair.

“I got a little bit grumpy and a little bit agitated towards the end of my retirement and I thought, do you know what, I’ve got to get back to work.”

Fury’s return proved an unpopular choice amongst some fans, due to one-sided nature of his 2011 and 2014 wins over Chisora, 38.

But he is using the trilogy bout as a way to prepare for a title unification next year against Oleksandr Usyk, 35, with talks to fight ongoing.

Usyk ruled himself out of the clash this year after returning home to Ukraine for the first time since beating Anthony Joshua, 33.

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But it has set the scene for the heavyweight division’s first four-belt undisputed decider in 2023.

Usyk’s manager Egis Klimas told SecondsOut: “Everything is done from our side – everything, absolutely.

“So, there’s only one guy who can say, ‘Yes, we’re going [ahead];’ that’s Fury.”