Tyson fury says he wants to fight in the Isle of Man next, the former world heavyweight champion has revealed.

Fury moved into an £8 million mansion on the island in 2025 with his family after leaving their previous home in Morecambe.

The Gypsy King returned to the ring on Friday with a low key seven-round victory over Mariusz Wach in Pattaya in Thailand.

That now sets up a potential much-anticipated November showdown with Anthony Joshua who managed to beat Hristian Prenga in the second round at the weekend despite getting knocked down twice in the first.

In an interview with the Sun prior to Friday’s fight, Fury, 37, was asked whether he would consider fighting in Thailand again.

He responded by saying: ‘I don’t know yet. I definitely want to do a fight in the Isle of Man next.’

Fury is convinced the island is capable of staging a major boxing event and at short notice.

He told the Sun: ‘If we can set up a big fight out here [Thailand], within three or four weeks, we’ll do it in three or four days in the Isle of Man.’

After his victory, Fury turned his attention to the Joshua fight pencilled in for November.

He said: ‘The biggest fight in British history. Let’s see if he [Joshua] has the b**** to fight in November. I’ll be ready. Let’s rock and rollover a decade in the making.’

If that happens then it will be one of the biggest all-British fights in history. It seems unlikely the Isle of Man would be the destination for that one.

Fury has boxed around the world and is one of the most successful heavyweight careers of the modern era. He indicated 2026 would be his last year in boxing but has ‘retired’ several times before.