Tyson Fury has declared that he has "officially retired" from boxing.
The British heavyweight, 25, hangs up his gloves just three days after his all-British bout against David Haye was called off for a second time because of a shoulder injury suffered by Haye.
Fury tweeted in angry fashion today: "Hi every1, I have officially retired from boxing. There's to many bent people in the sport. They will have to fuck some1 else. Good by boxin."
'Retirement' is a looser term in boxing than many other sports and the likelihood of never seeing Fury in the ring again may be considered slim.
The 6'9" Mancunian has a perfect 21-for-21 record from his professional fights, with 15 of those victories coming by way of knockout.
