The self-titled 'gypsy king' had the 2002 classic 'Without Me' blaring out, then warned that he is back and ready to 'destroy'
TYSON FURY was beaming as he ran along listening to Eminem and warned Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder that he was "back".
The self-titled "gypsy king" shared a video to his Instagram account listening to the 2002 classic "Without Me" by the US rapper.
He titled the clip: "@bronzebomber @anthony_joshua counting down the days till I get in with the big stiff man AJ, I see glass.
"And honest [I] promised Wilder I'd kick his ass sea bass."
Fury was out on a run when he decided to share his latest musings with the world.
He said: “Guess who’s back, the one and only.
“Shout going out to the Bronze Bomber, Deontay Wilder, big respect for giving me the motivation for telling me I can’t do it and I’m finished - I’m coming back for you baby, I’m coming back for you.
"I'm going to fulfil that promise I made to you a few years ago, you know what I am talking about.
Fury then switched his attentions to Joshua, adding: “I’m coming back for the big stiff man.
“6ft 9, 18-and-a-half stone, in shape, fast, I’ll obliterate you boy."
Fury earlier posted on Instagram emphasising that he will make spectacular return to boxing like Muhammad Ali did when he fought and beat George Foreman in the Rumble in The Jungle.
Alongside a shot from when the two boxing legends fought, he wrote: "The old champ coming back to fight a man who everyone thinks will KO me," talking about the prospect of fighting Joshua.
"I will not lay down or be afraid of some muscles and I have the mentality of a winner a man who has never lost a fight.
"A true champion coming back to claim his throne, this is my era, they are from my time, I must destroy them."
"AJ and Wilder I'm coming back for you pair my mission is seek and destroy the only thing on my mind is destruction who ever gets in my way will be dealt with accordingly."
SunSport reported earlier today how Eddie Hearn has already been on the phone to Tyson Fury to set-up a British superfight with Anthony Joshua, according to the world champion.
And now he says his promoter has been onto the Gypsy King about setting up a mega-fight with the former world champ after he was given the green light to return to the ring.
Joshua told Sky Sports: "It's Anthony Joshua versus the world right now, I have got to fight them all.
"Eddie [Hearn] is right, as a promoter it works well for him, it works well for me and I think it works well for people who want to watch me and Tyson Fury get it on.
"I wish him the best of luck with what he's going through because we need to see him back in the ring."
