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This is Five Live Boxing.

Hi everybody, I'm going to make this short and sweet. I'd like to announce my retirement from

boxing. It's been a blast. I've loved every single minute of it. And I'm going to win with

this. Dick Turpin wore a mask.

God bless everybody.

See you on the other side.

Get up!

So the main reason for being in central London

at this venue near Tottenham Court Road

was to formally announce a big announcement of the launch of Riyadh season 2025, that incredible bill, led by Arta Berturbiev and Dimitri Bivel, followed up shortly after by Joseph Parker against Daniel Dubu. An incredible, seven fights, All amazing. All for versions of a world title,

interim or four. But then suddenly Tyson Fury sits in his car and decides he's going to call it a day. So I've pulled together a couple of our regulars here. Barry Jones and Carl Frampton with me.

I'll come to you first of all, Carl. What was your instant reaction when you heard that

Tyson Fury once again had decided to call it a day?

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